Munslow‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪5‬개의 동굴

Fab walk....brewery at the end !

Corfham Castle was once a beautiful large rectangular building with four circular corner towers. Today, it is just the ringworks and earthworks that remain of this 13th century castle, but with some imagination you can visualise what this structure was once like in its heyday.

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

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.

This Elizabethan moated manor is a stunning piece of architecture hidden away in rural Shropshire. The 16th-century gatehouse, a former royal hunting lodge, is very well preserved and is available as a holiday let and short term let. Names including Margaret Thatcher, King Edward V and Charles I have all stayed here.

This grand, fortified manor house was originally built in the 14th century. Slightly in the 1600s, it was rebuilt in the 17th century and again in the 19th. The castle is a private residence with extensive gardens but it can be easily viewed from the road.

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.