shropshire tourist information
shropshire tourist information
Information
The County of Shropshire is situated on the England/Wales borderlands, one of England's rural peaceful counties, a delightful place to unwind, and enjoy heritage and nature. Shropshire Tourist Information can be found in many of the towns and villages throughout the county, assisting you to make the most of your visit.
There are miles of unspoiled tranquil countryside, with 30 nature reserves to discover, many family attractions, 32 Castles, as well as many annual festivals and local events.
Attractions
Shropshire has over 90 places to visit, from Offa's Dyke, the longest archaeological monument in Britain, built by King Offa in the 8th Century to keep the Welsh Princes at bay, to historic houses and castles, beautiful gardens, and the famous Ironbridge Gorge museums.
History
Southern Shropshire also has several historic towns and picturesque villages. At Bishops Castle you can admire the Town Hall, other historic buildings and the unusual Elizabethan House on Crutches, supported by wooden posts over a cobbled alley. Many traditional shops and art galleries line the main street.
