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Sightseeing attractions in Shropshire. Things to do in Shropshire - cinemas, museums, galleries, castles, swimming pools, gyms and golf courses in Shrops UK.
Places to go in Shropshire. Find places of interest in Shropshire - theatres, aquariums, theme parks, night clubs, stadiums and coach tours of Shropshire. Find Attractions in Craven Arms, Dawley, Telford, Wem, Much Wenlock, Oswestry, Bishop's Castle, Shrewsbury, Upper Battlefield, Acton Scott, Coalbrookdale, Ludlow, Bridgnorth, Carding Mill Valley, Muxton, Broseley, Hodnet, Onibury, Whittington, Stottesdon, Wollerton.
Land of Lost Content Popular Culture Museum - Craven ArmsMuseum in Craven Arms with one of the largest collections of 20th century popular culture memorabilia & home items. Ideal for school trips and large groups.More Information
Wonderland Fairytale Adventure - DawleyPopular children's theme park in Telford, ideal for a fun family day out. Rides, fairytale characters to meet, play areas. Great for groups, free parking.PricesFrom:£7**Per childMore Information
Ironbridge Gorge Museums - Telford10 unique museums located at the Ironbridge Gorge World Heritage site in Telford. Ideal for families & groups, licensed for weddings, conference facilities.PricesFrom:£22**Per adult passport ticket (12 month access to all 10 sites)More Information
Mythstories Museum - WemMuseum of myth, fable & folklore in Wem, near Shrewsbury in Shropshire. Ideal for family days out & group visits. Live storytelling to bring history to life.More Information
Much Wenlock Museum - Much WenlockMuseum in Much Wenlock, Shropshire detailing the history of the town & the origins of the modern Olympic games. Visitor centre & guided walks also available.More Information
Old Oswestry Hill Fort - OswestrySuperb Iron Age hill fort in Oswestry, covering 40 acres on the Welsh Borders. Includes imposing multiple ramparts. Free to view throughout the year.More Information
House On Crutches Museum - Bishop's Castle16th century timber-framed house in Bishop's Castle. Houses a museum, with a collection of exhibits depicting the history of the town. Free to enter.More Information
Shropshire Wildlife Trust Visitor Centre - ShrewsburyVisitor centre in Shrewsbury with art exhibitions and a wealth of information about the surrounding area and various nature reserves. Gift shop.More Information
Battlefield 1403 Exhibition - Upper BattlefieldHeritage exhibition centre in Shrewsbury, site of a famous battle known as one of the bloodiest in British history. On-site shop and cafe.More Information
Acton Scott Historic Working Farm - Acton ScottA working farm museum in Acton Scott open 6 days a week from Tuesday to Sunday. It aims to keep alive the 19thC farming practices via practical demonstrations.More Information
Green Wood Centre - CoalbrookdaleInnovative visitor centre in Coalbrookdale. Allows visitors to explore woodland management and sustainable technologies. Car park, cafe onsite.More Information
Ludlow Museum - LudlowLudlow museum with four galleries displaying the history of the town including social and natural exhibits. Free admission, wheelchair accessible.More Information
Bridgnorth Town Hall - BridgnorthTown Hall in Bridgnorth is a black and white building. Erected in 1650 and stands proud on the high street. All welcome to visit this piece of history.More Information
Carding Mill Valley and the Shropshire Hills - Carding Mill ValleyStunning series of hills and valleys in Carding Mill Valley, attracting a interesting array of wildlife. Fantastic views, picnic areas. Parking.More Information
Park Hall - The Countryside Experience - OswestryExcellent farm in Oswestry, with a diverse range of animals, as well as activities. Discounts on groups of over 20 people. Refreshments available. Car park.More Information
The Shropshire Golf Centre - MuxtonA 1st class golf centre in Muxton with 3, 9-hole courses which can be played in various combinations of 18, a 13-hole par 3 course & ample practice facilities.More Information
Iron Bridge and Toll House - CoalbrookdaleThe world's first cast iron bridge in Coalbrookdale, with tollhouse housing an exhibition centre. Events held throughout the year in the tollhouse & area.More Information
Broseley Clay Tobacco Pipe Works - BroseleyPipe factory museum in Broseley town centre restored to perfectly recreate the atmosphere of the factory. Cheap admission.More Information
Hodnet Hall Gardens - HodnetChild friendly Hodnet gardens, renowned as one of the best in the country. Ample parking facilities. Dogs allowed on leads. Group bookings welcome.More Information
Stokesay Court - OniburySuperb late-Victorian mansion in Onibury, set within wonderful gardens. Guided tours available. Child friendly, parking facilities.More Information
Bridgnorth Castle - BridgnorthCastle ruins in Bridgnorth set on a cliff by the River Severn. Founded in 1101 and steeped in English history. Disabled accessible entrances & children welcome.More Information
Whittington Castle - WhittingtonPicturesque castle ruins in Whittington, set in 12 acres of beautiful gardens. Guided tours available. Refreshments available. Suitable venue for weddings.More Information
Hoo Farm Animal Kingdom - TelfordTelford farm park, with a wide range of animals, rides and attractions on site. Groups welcome. Regular events. On-site gift shop and refreshment facilities.More Information
Country Treks Equestrian Centre - StottesdonWith breathtaking scenery, well-mannered horses & knowledgable instructors this equestrian centre in Stottesdon is ideal for riders of all ages & abilities.More Information
Wollerton Old Hall Garden - WollertonWollerton garden, open to the public in the summer months and on one winter day. On-site tea rooms and plant shop. Pre-booked groups welcome.More Information