Days Out and Meals Out Guide to Shropshire

Shropshire, located South East from Cheshire in is a county that offers a perfect blend of scenic beauty, rich history, and tranquil countryside. Situated on the borders of Wales, Shropshire is surrounded by rolling hills and valleys of the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty to the historic market towns and villages that dot the landscape.

One of Shropshire's highlights is its historical significance. The county is home to several medieval towns such as Shrewsbury, with its beautiful half-timbered buildings and the iconic Shrewsbury Castle, and Ludlow, which boasts a Norman castle and a thriving food scene. Shropshire is also the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution, with the UNESCO World Heritage site Ironbridge Gorge offering a fascinating look into the area’s industrial past.

At Days Out and Meals Out, we’re excited to share the best that Shropshire has to offer, such as miles of walking and cycling paths, with stunning routes across the Shropshire Hills and along the River Severn. Visitors can also enjoy peaceful boat rides along the county’s canals or discover hidden gems in its quiet, rural villages like traditional pubs, charming tearooms, and award-winning restaurants.