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Ludlow
Ludlow - Gastronomic capital of ShropshireLudlow was described by
John Betjeman as "the
loveliest town in England" and by
Country Life as "the
most vibrant small town in the Country".
Ludlow also has more Michellin Starred restaurants than any
other town in the country.
Ludlow has a
lively market, food fairs, speciality
food shops and more restaurants and Inns than you can
shake a cocktail stick at.
With over 500 listed buildings,
mainly Georgian or half-timbered, Ludlow is a feast for the
eyes.
Once the home of Kings, Ludlow
Castle has been described as "the
epitome of what a castle ought to be"
- the castle dominated life in Ludlow for centuries. As a
venue for festivals and events and open air theatre Ludlow
Castle still plays an vital part today.
The Ludlow Museum gives a history
of the town. St Laurence's Church is the custodian of the
Ashes of A.E.Housman, the celebrated poet and author of "A
Shropshire Lad".
Ludlow hosts a number of festivals
and fairs each year. The Ludlow Marches Food & Drink Festival
is held every September, Ludlow Festival is held in June/July
attracting performers from all over the world. In November
the Medieval Christmas Fair is held locally.
For more information on Ludlow contact Ludlow
Tourist Information Centre
If you would like to visit Ludlow and
need accommodation
and are interested in finding the best hotel,
guest
house, bed
and breakfast or self
catering property, please click here.
Links:
Please click the link to view a street map of Ludlow town centre
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