Ludlow, 7 miles from Wigmore, is a mediæval market town which grew up in the shadow of the 11th century castle. The streets still follow their ancient pattern and there are 100's of listed buildings. Ludlow has a thriving market, 5 butchers, 3 bakers, and a brewer.
The Small Breeds Farm Park, just south of Kington, is home to a veritable mini safari park. It also houses one of the few complete collections of British owls.
There is so much more to see -just come and explore for yourself
There are many fine shops selling everything from local artisans’ work to designer clothing and many fine restaurants. London’s Evening Standard called Ludlow the ‘Soho of Shropshire’.
Fabulous Michelin-starred La Bécasse is well worth a visit. For those with an interest in traditional house decoration and style, the Ludlow Period House Shop in Corve Street is an Aladdin’s cave. Herefordshire and Shropshire are home to some of the country’s most talented and innovative designer/makers.
Berrington Hall is a classical 18th century country house
landscaped by ‘Capability’ Brown.
Croft Castle (right) has been home to the Croft family since it was mentioned as
a Marcher Castle in the Domesday Book.
