Angel Gardens are beautiful ornamental gardens located in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty near Ludlow. Situated at 1000 feet above sea level they have panoramic views of the stunning Shropshire countryside and Welsh ranges.
Why not spend a few days getting to know more about the landscape and wildlife of the beautiful Herefordshire and South Shropshire borderland? We offer holidays & self-catering accommodation to suit your interests and the time you have available. Individuals or small groups are equally welcome, as are well-behaved dogs.
Originally a Norman castle, now retains various medieval buildings, including the magnificent ruins of the inner bailey. The castle forms a spectacular backdrop to the world renown Ludlow Festival, held in the grounds every summer.
Off the beaten track on Herefordshire/Shropshire borders where England meets Wales is Lower Buckton Country House where horses and their owners are welcomed for amazing holidays exploring the Marches straight from the door. Railed paddocks, various sized stables, easy access, space for parking, miles of tracks and trails across farmland, woodland, hills and moors - ride three counties and two countries in a day with a pub-stop for lunch - bliss! Oh - and there's great dinner, bed and breakfast for humans too!
Ideally situated five minutes walking distance from the centre of Ludlow and surrounded by rolling countryside. We offer a friendly family orientated Par 3, Nine Hole golf course. Formality is kept to the minimum and enjoyment of golf is our first priority. Players of all abilities and standards are welcome.
Our award winning cycle hire centre is situated in the beautiful Teme valley, just 5 miles west of Ludlow. You can cycle on idyllic flat lanes..right into Wales if you want! Or head into the forest to explore the off road tracks. there are plenty of teashops, pubs and castles and best of all ...hardly any cars.
Things to see &
do nearby - within approx 15 miles
An opportunity to bring your horse on holiday! Enjoy the splendid scenery of Shropshire's gently rolling hills - our routes cover the Clun Forest, the beautiful Shropshire Hills and Stiperstones. Ride along the Jack Mytton Way along the Corvedale or take a canter down the Kerry Ridgeway. B&B, Self Catering, Camping, stabling and grazing available with our members.
National Museum of British Popular Culture. A Million Memories from the 20th. Century, See All We Enjoyed & All We Endured, Everything You, your Parents, Grandparents, Sons & Daughters Owned, Used, Played with and Threw Away.
Information Centre & Visitor Attraction located in Craven Arms with cafe, gallery, shop, meadows and trails. Lots of information and displays for those wishing to explore South Shropshire.
The Pump Rooms were built in 1862 at the rear of The Crow Hotel by the Tenbury Improvement Company. The building is a distinctive feature in the town and was designed by James Cranston of Birmingham who based the design on his own greenhouse.
Herefordshire - The magnificent gardens are set in the grounds of a beautiful medieval castle and include walled vegetable and flower gardens, waterfalls, a maze and riverside walks.
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