Shrewsbury

Visit Shrewsbury and enjoy its glorious location, within a loop of meandering River Severn, at the heart of Shropshire, a landscape that inspires with its beauty and mystery. Shrewsbury's most famous son, Charles Darwin (born in Shrewsbury) would still recognise the black & white timber buildings of his home town. Renowned to be one of England's most splendid heritage towns with over 600 listed buildings.

Explore Shrewsbury's picturesque cobbled alleys and squares and be astounded by the exceptional number of interesting, independent shops that makes Shrewsbury's shopping so special. Around every corner is a great cafe, restaurant or pub, drop in and enjoy...or relax and enjoy one of the hundreds of events or festivals that take place in Shrewsbury each year, particularly Shrewsbury's Summer Season, catering for every age and interest.

Address and Contact Details for Shrewsbury

Address
Shrewsbury
Shrewsbury Visitor Information Centre
Rowley's House Museum
Barker Street
Shrewsbury
Shropshire SY1 1QH

Phone
+44 (0) 1743 258888

Email Address
visitorinfo@shropshire.gov.uk

Website
Visit Website

Luxury Accommodation near Shrewsbury

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