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Bridgnorth Cottages
Book a Bridgnorth cottage and escape for a few days in this
delightful town nestling amid wonderful Shropshire
countryside.
This unique town is divided into High Town and Low Town, linked
by England's oldest and steepest funicular railway, or seven
ancient series of steps up sandstone cliffs if you're feeling
energetic! The old Bridgnorth Castle gardens at the top are a
welcome spot to relax and soak up the views - little remains of the
original building, which leans at a startling angle.
Follow the town trail and admire the floral displays - this town
has won numerous awards for its colourful pots and hanging baskets.
Historic buildings add charm and character - look out for the
magpie buildings, attractive 16th and 17th Century houses like
Bishop Percy's House, the timber-framed town hall and the
Italianate styled New Market Buildings housing the Childhood and
Costume Museum. Or sit awhile in the grounds of St. Leonard's
Church, an oasis of calm amid the town's hustle and bustle.
Enjoy the banter of the street market, browse inviting shops and
sample local delicacies at welcoming watering holes and
restaurants.
Daytrips from your Bridgnorth cottage
Discover the stunning Severn Gorge aboard the Severn Valley
Railway, gateway to wonderful walking country. View military
aircraft at Cosford's Royal Airforce Museum. Follow the
Sculpture Trail at Ray's Farm Country Matters. Find shelter
under Charles II's famous oak tree at Boscobel House. Spend a
day at Ironbridge. Pack your picnic hamper and enjoy a summer
concert at Weston Park.
Or plan your Bridgnorth cottage holiday to coincide with the
world-class Haydn Festival, a five-day extravaganza of musical
magic.