beautiful countryside, important historical sites, castles and museums, shropshire has plenty so see and do and for you to discover, the guest house is surrounded by beautiful countryside. whether you are visiting the region as a sightseer, a walker, or simply to relax and recharge, you will not be disappointed. shropshire is blessed with many important historical sites that can be visited all year round. possibly one of the country’s most significant is the ironbridge gorge world heritage site, birthplace of the industrial revolution. the site is situated on the banks of the river severn in telford and boasts many working museums which allow you to step back in time and experience a bygone era. alternatively you may wish to go further back in time and visit one of the region’s many castles, for example ludlow, shrewsbury, stokesay or powis castle, just over the border in powys in wales. ludlow castle is host to the famous annual arts festival which takes place in july. some other sites of interest in the area include the ruined abbeys of buildwas and haughmond, the significant roman ruins at wroxeter and the national trust estate of attingham park. wroxeter is also home to an award-winning vineyard, where you can sample some of their well-regarded wines and perhaps even purchase a bottle or 2. there are various sporting clubs, activities and facilities within a short distance of the guest house. there are also plenty of excellent restaurants and pubs in which to enjoy a meal and have a drink within easy walking distance.