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Slow Shropshire Travel Guide – Insider advice and holiday tips on everything from the best local pubs and markets to Shrewsbury highlights, walking and cycling routes. Also featuring UNESCO-listed Ironbridge Gorge, Offa’s Dyke, Severn Valley, Shropshire Hills, The Wrekin, Wenlock Edge, Ludlow, Telford, Welsh Marches, castles and historical sites.
Author Marie Kreft made many food and drink discoveries while exploring Shropshire.
Here is just a selection of accommodation options in south Shropshire: welcoming, heartwarming and occasionally quirky places to base yourself for a Slow adventure.
Here is just a selection of accommodation options in southeast Shropshire: welcoming, heartwarming and occasionally quirky places to base yourself for a Slow adventure.
Here is just a selection of accommodation options near Ironbridge Gorge and the Wrekin: welcoming, heartwarming and occasionally quirky places to base yourself for a Slow adventure.
Here is just a selection of accommodation options in Shrewsbury and mid-Shropshire: welcoming, heartwarming and occasionally quirky places to base yourself for a Slow adventure.
Here is just a selection of accommodation options in Oswestry and northwest Shropshire: welcoming, heartwarming and occasionally quirky places to base yourself for a Slow adventure.
Here is just a selection of accommodation options in north Shropshire: welcoming, heartwarming and occasionally quirky places to base yourself for a Slow adventure.
Castles, commons and pop culture: Ludlow has it all.
Explore medieval and Tudor architecture a noble riverside park and passageways which enable you to disappear temporarily into a bygone time.
After a fire destroyed Wem Town Hall, hundreds flocked to the town to witness its ghost.
The delicious fidget pie, filled with gammon, onion and cider, has experienced a revival in recent years.
Dating from the 11th century, Shrewsbury Abbey has a fascinating past.
To this day, the ghost of Paul Holymard is said to still stalk to ruined walls of Moreton Corbet Castle.
Whether you’re here for a day, a weekend break or an entire holiday (lucky you), Shropshire is a destination with infinite possibilities. Marie Kreft, author of Slow Travel Shropshire: the Bradt Guide “Hello, Shropshire.” That’s the moment you feel your shoulders dropping as miles of countryside, woodland, hills, footpaths and bridleways unfurl before your eyes.…