About Telford

Built in 1785, Attingham Park is a country house located in Shropshire. When visiting Attingham, visitors will enjoy many explorations such as a deer park, exploring walking routes and a walled garden. Attingham also is site to the Carriage House Café, bookshops, and Stable shops.

https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/attingham-park

Telford is home to the world’s first iron bridge which was built in 1779. This monumental structure is just one the many attractions in Ironbridge Gorge World Heritage Site and the others include Blists Hill Victorian Town, Jackfield Tile Museum, Tar Tunnel and Darby houses.

https://www.ironbridge.org.uk

This museum is a great attraction to fulfil anyone’s desire to discover the history of aviation, specifically the Royal Air Force. Here visitors can visit the flight zone areas, experience an unforgettable virtual reality Spitfire flight as well as get a gift to commemorate the visit from the giftshop.

https://www.rafmuseum.org.uk

Built in the late 13^th century, Stokesay castle is known as an historical treasure untouched for over 700 years with its picturesque structure and scenery of the Shropshire Hills. When visiting Stokesay castle, visitors can admire its beautiful views of the great hall and unforgotten carved walls all while enjoying delicious lunches in the tearoom.

https://www.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/stokesay-castle/