Shropshire - Shropshire

Shropshire is a region of the West Midlands in England.

To know

Shrewsbury - County town of Shropshire and birthplace of Charles Darwin.
Bishop's Castle - A traditional and very small old English town near the border with the Wales.
Bridgnorth - A city divided into lower and upper cities, described by Charles I as "the most beautiful sight".
Church Stretton - The small one Switzerland of Shropshire. "
Cleobury Mortimer - A small town in southeastern Shropshire, between the Clee Hills and Wyre Forest.
Clun - A small town in the southwest of the county, described by A.E. Housman as "the quietest place under the sun".
Ellesmere - In the heart of Shropshire's "Meres and Mosses" area and home to 9 meres (lakes) glacial.
Ludlow - It has an impressive castle and church, now the "gastronomic capital" of the Midlands.
Market Drayton - A market town on the Shropshire Union Canal and the Gingerbread House.
Much Wenlock - Birthplace of the modern Olympics.
Newport - One of Shropshire's market towns.
Oswestry - A market town near the border with Wales.
Shifnal - A city east of Telford, once an important stop on the road that connects London to Holyhead.
Telford - The most populous city named after the engineer Thomas Telford.
Wem - Small town, home of the modern sweet pea.
Whitchurch - Market town on the Llangollen canal.
Whittington - A small village close to Oswestry which houses the imposing Whittington Castle located in the heart of the country.

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