Ludlow

Ludlow Castle, high above the River Teme, is a reminder of the town’s historic importance as capital of the Welsh Marches, and still provides the setting for many events throughout the year. The tower of St. Laurence’s Church dominates the skyline from every approach. Still very much and active market town with markets in the Castle Square most days, its half-timbered buildings and fine Georgian houses cannot fail to impress.

St. Laurences Church in the snow

The Readers House

The town is a gastronomic delight with its Michelin starred restaurants and many other pubs and excellent places to eat.

Castle Lodge in the snow

Events:

The Ludlow Festival Fortnight, with a Shakespeare play in the castle inner bailey plus many exciting fringe events, starts the last week in June. The now famous Ludlow Marches Food and Drink Festival is in early September and the Medieval Fayre is at the end of November. Within easy travelling distance, the Shrewsbury Flower Show is in early/mid-August. All well worth a visit.

The Castle