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The ruins of Ludlow castle is on a promontory overlooking the River Teme. It was one of the first stone castles to be built in England and dates back to the 11th century.

A fine old church, and the black and white Church Cottage is even more picturesque.

Fab walk....brewery at the end !

Can't believe this castle is still standing, it is amazing and well worth the near £10 for a visit and to get inside.

What a beautiful old town to visit. The buildings are amazing and so full of character. Anywhere you look, you will look in amazement at these old structures.

St Bartholomew’s Church, is like stepping back in time with its box pews and raised pews - it’s well worth a visit! Richard’s Castle is just through the churchyard to the left, great views from up on the Keep.

A beautiful little castle. It's worth visiting. An individual tour is possible with a guide in English, French or German.

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Book online a day earlier (to save money). Audio guide very worthwhile

Whitcliffe Common lies to the north of Ludlow, rising above the ruined castle and the meandering River Teme. A network of footpaths explores the common, woodland and riverside. Not for bikes, but a very pleasant place to stop for a mid-ride rest or picnic, and the views out across the common to the Clee Hills from the road are fantastic.

Ruins of Ludlow castle

Ludlow is a medieval market town and has more beautiful buildings than you can shake a stick at. With cobbled streets and black and white timbered buildings, it's an incredibly picturesque location. The town has many independent shops, restaurants and accommodation options, making it a fascinating and unique place to visit. Almost 500 of its buildings are listed and every street contains something to gawp at. On the banks of the River Teme, the town has several stunning bridges and an 11th-century castle.

One of the earliest stone castles in England, this remarkable Norman castle stands over the River Teme in the historic town of Ludlow. Almost 1,000 years old, the ruins are in excellent condition and feature sections built across the centuries. The castle is privately-owned and open to visitors. It's also let out as a wedding venue and has a cafe and a shop. There is an entry-fee.

Stokesay Castle is a stunning place to visit. The photos speak for themselves. There is a nice little shop on site. Allow at least a couple of hours for a visit.

Richard's Castle is a village, castle and two civil parishes on the border of the counties of Herefordshire and Shropshire in England. There is not much left of the castle but the remains and the nearby church is very quaint and worth a visit.

One of Britains oldest and most magnificent castles.