Shropshire is a country located in the West Midlands of England which shares its borders with Wales to the West, Cheshire to the North, Staffordshire to the East, and Worcestershire and Herefordshire to the South. Shropshire is known for its timeless landscapes as well as the charming markets towns with their distinctive character. Amongst the enticing streets and alleyways, you will find antique and craft shops, inns and tea shops along with traditional grocers, butchers, and bakers.

Shropshire has everything to offer right from horticulture sanctuary, historical monuments, or amusements and distractions. There are award winning museums, renowned gardens, distinctive Heritage properties, farm attractions, abbeys and churches and the beautiful countryside to explore.

Here’s a look at some of the amazing places to visit in Shropshire:

The Iron Bridge Gorge Museums

It is known as the world’s first Iron Bridge panning over the River Severn. It is the birthplace of Industrial revolution and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Iron Bridge Museums are award winning museums and the site tells the momentous story. Whether you are interested in fine china, decorative tiles, fun interactive or a Victorian recreated town, it can all be found in the beautiful World Heritage Site.

The Severn Valley Railway

SVR, the Severn Valley Railway is the place where you can explore, enjoy, and step back in time. Amazing steam trains, fantastic events, and a lot to explore. The SVR has it all to make for a great day out. The passengers can hop on and off for exploring any of SVR’s six historic stations or move to the Engine House Visitor Centre at Highley.

Country Pubs

If you are looking for something fun apart from the sightseeing, then visiting the country pubs Shropshire is a great idea. There are several pubs here and you can pick the best pubs by asking recommendations and viewing ratings and feedbacks online.

Royal Air Force Museum

It is the Aviation industry brought to life which has the largest collection of missiles in the country. It has an amazing display of civil and military planes which are the last of the few remaining.

Shropshire Churches

There are many churches in Shropshire where you can sit quietly amongst the beautiful countryside. Whether you are looking for architectural style or world-class stained glass, you will find a church in Shropshire which meets your expectations.

Parks and Countryside Sites

Shropshire has more than 140 parks, play areas, country parks, and recreation grounds. From the local play area to large country parks such as Severn Valley Country Park and The Mere at Ellesmere, you have many options to visit.

Gardens

In Shropshire you will find various beautiful gardens such as plants man’s gardens, ornamental and water-gardens, nurseries, and wooded walks. You can find blooming gardens adorned with English spring and summer flowers and landscapes.

These are some of the major places to visit when in Shropshire. Apart from these, you can find several other attractions in the beautiful city and countryside. You can explore on travel websites for more information.