Luxury log cabins in Shropshire with private hot tubs

Together with the Ironbridge Gorge, the bridge spanning the River Severn is an UNESCO World Heritage Site and deserves its place on any holidaymaker's must-see list.

With loads to do for all the family including museums, kayaking, monuments, artisan breweries, quirky shops and some of the most delicious fish and chips you've ever had Ironbridge caters for everyone.

Let the kids discover science at the hands-on displays at Enginuity, explore the footpaths and trails surrounded by breathtaking scenery or relax in one of the many eateries situated along the banks of the river.

Built by Laurence of Ludlow in the 13th century, this fortified manor house is one of the finest examples of medieval architecture there is in the country.
Admire the ornate carvings as you enter through the beautiful 17th century gatehouse and step back to medieval times.

Marvel at the great hall which has remained unchanged for over half a millennium or climb the tower for jaw-dropping views of the surrounding countryside.

There is a full programme of events throughout the year, a popular tearoom serving delicious local produce and a well-stocked shop selling heritage inspired gifts along with jams, chutneys and wine.

Why not try something a little bit different, this is perfect for those enjoying a romantic break in Shropshire, and those celebrating a birthday or special occasion.

Leaving from Kidderminster in the neighbouring county of Worcestershire there are 2 steam-hauled restaurant trains serving a 3 course Sunday lunch in lovingly restored first class dining carriages reflecting the style of the 1930's and the 1940's.

Travel through 16 miles of glorious Shropshire countryside while you dine and imagine a bygone era.

These services also hold murder, mystery meals throughout the year and special afternoon cream teas served in style.

Viriconium or Wroxeter as it is now known was once the 4th largest city in the UK during Roman times with over 5,000 inhabitants.

Experience the life of the Roman settlers with a visit to the site museum, learn about their day to day life in the reconstructed town house and don't miss one of the major features, the municipal baths.

Although much of the settlement remains below ground there is still plenty to do and see at one of Britain's finest archeological attractions and while you’re there why not take a tour of the impressive adjacent vineyard.

For a value for money day out with the kids you can't beat this bird of prey centre located in Shrewsbury.

With over 30 birds including falcons, hawks and owls they offer some unique activities for bird lovers including the popular "take a hawk for a walk".

After a short ride across Albrighton Estate the site of the battle of Shrewsbury in 1403, you are shown how to handle these majestic creatures and the walk begins.

During the hour's stroll the birds are called back to your fist and you can watch them soar among the trees and surrounding countryside, an amazing experience for all.

Travel back in time with a visit to this open-air museum, one of ten situated in Ironbridge Gorge.

Costumed characters give an intriguing insight into life in the 19th century, during the reign of Queen Victoria.

Take a ride in a horse and cart or taste some of the old-fashioned treats at the sweetshop. Peek inside Victorian cottages to see how the local people lived and you can even dress up in costume for a photograph.

Have fun at the Victorian funfair and enjoy traditional fish and chips. This really is a fun-packed day out for all the family.

Set in over a thousand acres of parkland and stunning gardens, this lavish 17th century mansion is one of the leading tourist attractions in the Midlands.

The house itself has an array of treasures including one of England's most impressive collections of artworks and the Victorian library which is home to over 3000 books.

In the grounds you will find the hugely popular Temple Wood which boasts an excellent adventure playground with climbing wall, trampolines, log swings and one of the longest zip wires in the country.

Great food and drink is available at the restored 18th century Granary which serves top quality local produce all year round.