Ludlow
Ludlow
Ludlow, in South Shropshire, has been
labelled, ‘England’s finest market town’ and you will see why.
Nestling as it does in this glorious Area
of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and sitting on the banks of the beautiful River
Teme,
this gem of a town belies its turbulent historical past. Ludlow Castle has witnessed many significant
periods of turbulence,
from its role of protecting the Marches rom attacks
from Wales, to housing the young ‘Princes in the Tower’, to witnessing
the death
of Henry Vll’s son and heir, Prince Arthur,
making way for Henry VIII. It
developed into a fashionable Georgian social
centre and there are many fine
Georgian buildings.
Now it is a bustling and lively market town
with a wealth of unique, independent shops and eating places. A must-see on any visit to Shropshire.
Make sure you visit Let's Go Ludlow for all the latest information and news from this stunning town.
