Theatre Severn |
March 2009 saw the official opening of Shrewsbury's Theatre Severn on Frankwell Quay - a stunning riverside location and one of the main gateways into the town. Shrewsbury is the county town of Shropshire and is renowned for its culture and heritage. Shrewsbury has developed as a 'destination town' and draws people in from the West Midlands and mid Wales who come to enjoy the culture and leisure opportunities.
Tel.01743 281 281
Website: Theatre Severn
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WROXETER ROMAN VINEYARD |
Wroxeter Roman Vineyard was planted in 1991. It nestles in the foothills of the Wrekin on a sandy plateau of the Roman City of Viroconium, enjoying a special micro-climate. The vineyard is 4 miles East of Shrewsbury on the B4380 Shrewsbury to Ironbridge Road. Follow the brown signs.
The vineyard has a large shop selling our locally grown wines which include white, red, rose and sparkling, all to a quality standard.
The vineyard is on a level site and is suitable for wheel chair access and have disabled facilitie
Website: WROXETER ROMAN VINEYARD
Telephone: 01743 761888
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Loton Park Speed Hill Climb |
Regular motorsports events throughout the year
Website: Loton Park Speed Hill Climb
Telephone: 01902 896699.
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Shrewsbury Flower Show |
The Shrewsbury Flower Show is admired not only as Britain's best two-day summer show but also one of the finest events of its kind in the world and has a long and glorious history.
Website: Shrewsbury Flower Show
Telephone: 01743 234050
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Shrewsbury Museum and Art Gallery |
Rowley's House, Barker Street, Shrewsbury
(Formerley Rowley's House) Displays of the archaeology, geology, social history and costumes of the region in beautiful half-timbered building.
Website: Shrewsbury Museum and Art Gallery
Telephone: 01743 361196
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Shrewsbury folk festival |
About the Festival
Shrewsbury Folk Festival offers musical and cultural diversity, but never loses sight of the need to give you a fun packed four days, a family holiday with something for everyone, and a chance to discover new artists from the UK and around the world.
Website: Shrewsbury folk festival
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Information and advise |
Tom & Dawn have lived in Shrewsbury for a number of years and can help you plan your stay with information and advice on what to see and do in and around Shrewsbury. There is a wealth of visitor information, leaflets and guidebooks available in the guest house for you to read, so you can make your visit as action-packed or as relaxed as you want.
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ACCESS STATEMENT |
Caer Urfa Access Statement
1. Village location
2. The village has a post office with cash point machine a grocery store and a pub.
3. Nearest town is Shrewsbury
4. Parking is in front of the property
5. Entrance via a small step to the entrance hall. (Not suitable for wheelchairs.)
6. Both rooms are on the ground floor as the property is a bungalow.
7. The Balcony room has a (step in) wet room.
8. The Poppy room has an en-suite with spacious shower cubical.
9. The corridor is spacious and well lit.
10. The dining room is spacious with no carpets.
11. Menus & safety notices can be printed in large print or read on request.
12. Outside there is a side gate with easy access to the main garden via wide paths with a slight slope.
13. Free wireless high speed broadband is available.
14. Televisions with DVD players are available to both rooms.
15. Park and ride is less than 3 minutes drive from us.
16. Public transport bus stop is only a few minutes walk and runs between Hanwood and Shrewsbury every 30mins.
17. Mobile network is available
We try our best to cater for every need, if you have any special requirements please mention whilst booking.
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