Visit our local market towns: from the modern hub of Telford to medieval towns in the World Heritage Site and beyond, each have their own character and charm.
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A picturesque, historic town split in two but connected by a unique Victorian cliff railway which still runs today. Lots of independent shops and huge variety of traditional pubs, tea rooms and eateries.
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At the heart of the beautiful market town of Ironbridge, spanning the banks for the River Severn, you will find the world’s first iron bridge constructed here and now the internationally recognised symbol of the Industrial Revolution.
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Historic Madeley, part of the Ironbridge Gorge World Heritage Site, is just over a mile from the town of Ironbridge. There are listed buildings scattered throughout the small town with one of the grandest being Madeley Court.Read More
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Medieval Much Wenlock is the birthplace of the man who inspired the modern Olympic Games and has gained celebrity status with the 2012 Olympic mascot being named after the town. Much Wenlock still holds its annual Olympian Games in July!Read More
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The bustling High Street of this market town with interesting independent shops and plenty of places to eat and drink means visiting Newport, Shropshire is a must especially when the farmers market is on. Read More
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Home to family attractions including Telford Town Park and Wonderland, delicious restaurants and Telford Town Centre – an indoor shopping area with over 150 shops and cafes.
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Held in the same hall for over 100 years, Wellington's market is one of the oldest in the country! Quality accommodation can be found nearby and the Wrekin hill is a comfortable walk away.
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