| parking is complimentary. an 11-minute walk from the shrewsbury museum & art gallery, this traditional pub with rooms, set in a 17th-century coaching inn, is also 1. the 3 airy, polished rooms feature en suite bathrooms, free wi-fi, tvs, and tea and coffeemaking facilities; 2 of the rooms also have separate entrances. the traditional pub and restaurant offers regional cuisine and ales, whiskies and wines, and there's also a beer garden with a sun deck. the property serves full english or continental breakfast for a surcharge. 1 miles from the norman-era english bridge. pets are welcome with prior notice. check-in time: 2:00 pmcheck-out time: 10:30 am
Manchester Airport 1 hr 28
Shrewsbury Abbey (6 min)
Still-active medieval abbey which is the setting for the popular Brother Cadfael mystery tales. Church of St Mary the Virgin (8 min)
Medieval Gothic church known for its elaborate details & huge, unique stained-glass windows. Shrewsbury Castle (7 min)
1000s sandstone castle with the historical collections of the Shropshire Regimental Museum Trust. National Trust - Attingham Park (17 min)
Landmark property with behind-the-scenes views of ongoing restoration, walled garden and play field. Hawkstone Park Follies (24 min)
100 acres of parkland with rugged sandstone hills, gullies & caves, with a tearoom & services. The Ironbridge Gorge Museum (31 min)
Complex with museums on early industrial life, recreated towns, science exhibits, and old factories. Shrewsbury Museum & Art Gallery (12 min)
Showcase in a Victorian music hall & mansion featuring local & international artifacts & art. Wroxeter Roman City (16 min)
Municipal baths and wall remains in excavated Roman city, plus a museum and recreated townhouse. The Wrekin (26 min)
Landmark summit offering hiking trails & sweeping vistas of the surrounding country landscape. Shrewsbury Prison (9 min)
Visitors can tour the empty cells & yard of this 18th-century jail, closed in 2013. Stiperstones (35 min)
Historic hill with distinctive rocky outcrops offering extensive views & an all-ability trail. Carding Mill Valley and the Long Mynd (30 min)
Expanse of heather-covered hills with abundant wildlife and walking, cycling and horse riding paths. Sabrina Boat (5 min) Haughmond Hill (16 min)
This 153-m.-high wooded hill is home to the ruins of Haughmond Castle, walking paths & a quarry. The Quarry (11 min)
Riverfront green space with a lush sunken garden in the center, plus a play area & bandstand. | 
