BLOGS

With its vast agricultural industries and produce-rich fields, Shropshire boasts a tempting tapestry of restaurants and eateries all offering a great roast dinner, and we’ve handpicked five of our favourites.

Being home to the modern-day Olympic Games, the world’s first skyscraper and birthplace of Charles Darwin, Shropshire holds a treasure trove of hidden gems waiting to be explored.

With charming streets to amble hand-in-hand, romantic rural views and some of the best food for miles around – Shropshire is the perfect place for romantic moments with your loved one.

ABTA, the leading association of travel agents and tour operators, have named Shropshire in its list of top 10 global holiday destinations to watch in 2024.

Discover the beauty of Shropshire this Boxing Day. After the excitement of Christmas Day, what better way to unwind than in the picturesque Shropshire countryside?

South Shropshire is known for its rich and fascinating history, which includes a number of intriguing myths and legends.

Nestled within the picturesque village of Chirbury, we count ourselves lucky to be surrounded by rich history that dates back to 915.

Rich with stunning scenery and landscapes, it's no surprise that Shropshire is also filled with beautiful gardens.

Summer is a’coming. If you’re searching for your official summer guide to Shropshire’s social season, look no further.

Whether you’re looking to rekindle the childhood nostalgia of Easter, or taking the children to make their own memories as champion eggs-plorers, we’ve compiled some of our favourite egg hunts around Shropshire.

Big in charm and character, Shropshire’s ancient and varied landscapes have inspired generations of writers, poets, artists and photographers. Filled with fascinating forts and castles that are rich in history to rolling hills and dramatic ridges, where better to start your next adventure?

Winter brings longer nights, meaning we have more time to see the stars. Thanks to our remote location, there's little light pollution meaning there is more to gain with the naked eye, looking at the night sky and stars.