Last Minute Romantic Breaks in Shropshire
If you are thinking about surprising your loved one and taking them on a last minute holiday to a charming English town or village, then the county of Shropshire is a wonderful choice in which to stay. There is plenty to see and do here to set the sparks flying in your relationship as the breath-taking backdrops, quaint settlements and historical structures are idyllic and perfect for a relaxing break for the two of you, and whisking your other half off on a spontaneous break is extremely romantic as neither of you will ever forget your time in Shropshire.
why you should consider Shropshire for your break
Home to beautiful market towns and villages that are brilliant to explore such as the pretty Ludlow and the charming Shrewsbury, which is the birthplace of Charles Darwin, Shropshire is a serene and tranquil place to discover, with the River Severn flowing through much of it. Walkers will love this county as there are plenty of gorgeous places to take rambles and strolls in, including by the Llangollen Canals and up the Shropshire Hills to get magnificent views of the sweeping and unspoilt countryside below, or you may wish to walk along some of Offa’s Dyke which follows along the border of Wales. If you like a bit of adventure and adrenaline then you may which to do some quad biking or archery with your loved one at The Edge Adventure Activities centre in the town of Much Wenlock.
On the cultural side, Shropshire has much to offer its visitors as there are plenty of museums, theatres and historical buildings to visit. Some places to visit include the 13th century manor house of Stokesay Castle near the settlement of Craven Arms, which is a romantic place to see and is set within beautiful countryside in the south of Shropshire. You may wish to take a visit to the Ironbridge Gorge Museums as well, which are a collection of ten incredible museums in Ironbridge Gorge near Telford. The world’s first iron bridge was built here, crossing the River Severn, and learning about this incredible UNESCO World Heritage Site in these award winning museums is a must if in the area.
In the quaint villages of Bishops Castle and Market Drayton there are lots of lovely tea rooms, antique stores and narrow lanes to walk through which have real character, and if staying in these villages you will definitely feel a unique charm when exploring with your partner.
