Shropshire

The county of Shropshire lies in England’s West Midlands, between Birmingham and Wales. Known as the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution, one of its most prominent landmarks is the Ironbridge Gorge – a UNESCO World Heritage site that’s home to the world’s first and oldest working iron bridge. The rural landscape of Shropshire is dotted with many quaint villages and market towns dating back to medieval times.

The Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty covers the southern part of the county, where you can explore rolling hills, pine forests, river valleys, and even one of the best-preserved bogs in Britain.

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11 Most Picturesque Villages in Shropshire
While Shropshire is mainly known for its rolling landscapes and essential role in the Industrial Revolution, this western English county has some quaint villages within its borders as well. To discover the small gems tucked away between Shropshire’s bluff, it’s...
10 Best Things to Do in Shropshire
Many of the best things to do in Shropshire are easily accessible by road – in fact, the city of Birmingham is less than an hour's drive from the UK county. An area with significant heritage and historical value, it...