The stately homes and gardens of the Shropshire Hills and surrounding area are truly something magical, and certainly a recommended visit. From Stokesay Court to Wilderhope Manor - there's something for everyone.
All Heritage in Shropshire
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Religious History
Whether or not you consider yourself to be religious, the religious history and sites of the Shropshire Hills are something to be in awe of and are a must see, particularly for those with a keen interest in history or architecture.
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Industrial Heritage
The heritage of the Shropshire Hills spans many centuries and it's particularly spectacular when you take a step back and look specifically at the Industrial Heritage and consider how this has shaped the Shropshire Hills and communities we see today.
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Ancient Sites
The Shropshire Hills are remarkably rich in remains from Neolithic times and the more recent Bronze and Iron Ages. Neolithic sites include stone circles and single standing stones, of which the best example is the stone circle at Mitchell’s Fold, near Stapeley, which stands on a plateau with expansive views over surrounding summits.
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Castles
Thanks to it's rich history and heritage the Shropshire Hills have plenty of castles for you to discover and explore, including Ludlow Castle and Stokesay Castle.