11의 탬워스가지 명소 & 주요 장소

The bridge over the River Anker, just off the Castle Grounds, offers a fine view of the river and parkland beyond.

The current church was built in the mid to late 14th and 15th centuries with some 19th century additions. Its three previous buildings date back to the 8th century, but were all destroyed by raids (874 and 943) or a fire (1345). The church is named after Saint Editha, probably King Edgar's aunt.

The building was built in 1701 to a design by William Gilkes and financed by Thomay Guy. The arcades on the ground floor were intended for holding markets and the first floor is supported by 18 Doric columns. A sign was placed at the front reading “This hall was built at the expense of Thos. Guy Esq. “Anno MDCCI built” (1701).

Beautifully laid out flower beds around the motte down to the former moat.

Today's Ladybridge was built in 1797 after the flood of 1795 destroyed the old wooden bridge in 1294. The name "Ladybridge" comes from a statue of the Virgin Mary that was placed in the middle of the bridge. From the bridge you have a beautiful view of the rivers Tame and Anker and their confluence.

One of around 28,000 bunkers and other defenses built in early WWII to slow the advance of German troops during an invasion.

Great trails for dog walkers or a nice wander. Head to nearby Planters Garden Centre for a coffee afterwards.

quiet in the evenings