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About The Town Of Bridgnorth Shropshire
Welcome to the historic market town of Bridgnorth, often mispelt Bridgenorth, located in Shropshire , UK. It is split into Low Town, on the edge of the River Severn and High Town these are uniquely connected by the Bridgnorth Cliff Railway. On the very peak of High Town are the remains of Bridgnorth Castle and Saint Marys Church, and in the very centre of the High Street is the seventeenth century Bridgnorth Town Hall. Also located in the High Street is the Northgate Museum, while on branching streets visitors will find the 1580s building known as Bishop Percys House. On the way down from High Town to Low Town, past a abundance of public houses, steam enthusiasts will find the Severn Valley Railway that runs from Bridgnorth to Kidderminster. Once in Low Town the breathtaking views of the River Severn in the summer, that creates all new unique views when it floods in the winter. Caves cut into the sandstone still exist in which some of the former residents of Bridgnorth lived, more of these can be found hidden away on the Hermitage when leaving Bridgnorth towards Wolverhampton. More recent history includes the fact that Bridgnorth may well have been a targeted headquarters for the Nazis in World War II, and closer to today Bridgnorth has proudly won the attributed Britain In Bloom competition.
Where To Eat, Drink and Stay in Bridgnorth
Bridgnorth has an abudance of good places to eat, drink and stay. Our Online Free Directory is regularly updated to ensure visitors can find the very place they are looking for. The one thing you will never be short of is somewhere to drink, Bridgnorth has many pubs and inns, the majority of them serving quality real ales, a real treat for CAMRA followers. Such as the Hare & Hounds in Low Town, which has featured in the Good Beer Guide for 2 consecutive years and serves freshly made large crusty cobs for just £1.50. Other such pubs include the Railways Arms, The Woodberry Down and The Bear to name just a few. For food lovers the choice is equally large including Italian, Indian, Carverys and even a Tapas restaurant.
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Bridgnorth Cycling
The Mercian Way Route 45Cycle from Bridgnorth To Ironbridge Experience beautiful countryside as you follow the scenic path of a disused railway above the banks of the River Severn (10 miles) Cycle from Wyre Forest to Bridgnorth Discover ancient woodland, peaceful river valley scenery and the renowned Severn Valley Railway as you cycle or walk through south east Shropshire (20 miles) |
Donkey Rescue UK
About Bridgnorth are proud to support Donkey Rescue UK – The Donkey Sanctuary which is a Bridgnorth based sanctuary offering care and homes to ill- treated donkeys. Visit their Charity Shop in Mill Street, Low Town, Bridgnorth. Now Open To The Public Weekends & Bank Holidays. |
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