Nestled on the edge of the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Ludlow is a captivating market town renowned for its culinary delights and cultural richness. With a thriving community, the town brims with a calendar of events and festivals, including the celebrated Food Festival, the annual May Fair and the Ludlow Fringe.
Nestled on the edge of the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Ludlow is a captivating market town renowned for its culinary delights and cultural richness. With a thriving community, the town brims with a calendar of events and festivals, including the celebrated Food Festival, the annual May Fair and the Ludlow Fringe.
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The Maltsters House is in an ideal location, just a short walk from the Centre of Ludlow, one of England’s most beautiful medieval towns. Built in the 18th century, the cottage provides characterful holiday rental accommodation for up to 10 people with excellent facilities and comfort. KEY FEATURES Sleeps up to 10 people 4 bedrooms […]
Welcome to Ludlow Castle, one of the finest medieval ruins in England. Set in the glorious Shropshire countryside at the heart of the superb, bustling black & white market town of Ludlow. Walk through the Castle grounds and see the ancient houses of kings, queens, princes, judges and the nobility – a glimpse into the […]
If you’re looking for caravan sites open all year, Morris Leisure has called upon decades of experience of running high-quality parks to ensure that Ludlow Touring Park offers caravan and motorhome owners five-star luxury all year round. This five star Ludlow caravan site has 115 luxury pitches and a full range of high-class facilities, including […]
The Feathers Hotel is a stunning facility, packed with history, charm and culture and can be found nestled away in the picturesque market town of Ludlow. Originally built in 1619, our Grade I listed, half-timbered hotel has recently undergone a huge ÂŁ2.7m makeover but has, without doubt, retained all of its personality and iconic features.  […]
Ludlow Farmshop – a one-of-a-kind shopping environment where farming, passion for great food and retail come together to create an award-winning experience. Farming is at the very heart of what we do. Our farm shop is located two miles from the beautiful town of Ludlow and produces many of its award-winning products from the bountiful […]
We are a boutique inn located in the heart of the Oakly Park Estate and are in the perfect location to explore Ludlow and the surrounding Shropshire countryside. We are based on a site with plenty to do even when you just step outside – including the award-winning Ludlow Farmshop. Time for a break We […]
 THE ORIGINAL FESTIVAL FOR FOOD AND DRINK LOVERS Friday 13th, Saturday 14th and Sunday 15th September 2024 Ludlow Castle, Ludlow, Shropshire  Visitors to this year’s Ludlow Food Festival on 13th – 15th September can expect a bumper weekend celebrating the best of the Marches’ food and drink in the iconic walls of Ludlow Castle. The […]
Independent brewery and unique converted Victorian railway shed tap house, close to Ludlow railway Station. Open 7 days a week for beers, drinks and bar snacks, with ample on-site parking in front and behind the brewery. Brewery shop & take out beers; brewery tours available (ring 01584 873 291 or email in advance to book).
Perfectly located in the heart of the historic market town of Ludlow, this relaxed and serene 2 bed town house is the idyllic base for an escape to Shropshire and beyond. Sleeping up to 4, Aragon Cottage is a sophisticated & understated bolt hole, with a secure, dog friendly, private and tranquil garden and on […]
The Artists’ Gallery is run by a co-operative group of eight local artists, producing beautiful, innovative and highly skilled work, covering a broad spectrum of disciplines. Including hand-thrown stoneware ceramics, intricate digital wildlife prints, turned wooden vessels and much more. Situated on the Ludlow Farm Shop complex just off the A49. Come and immerse yourself […]
Hen & Chickens is in the centre of Ludlow with a gated car park for guests . It’s just a short walk to the local attractions including the castle, market, local bars and restaurants or one of the many wonderful walks on our doorstep. Despite our central position, the rooms are quiet and peaceful with […]
Middle Cottage is a peaceful 16th century house that has been recently beautifully refurbished to a modern standard. The house is deceptively light and roomy with selfcatering facilties for four people. On the ground floor is a large sitting/dining room with dining table and chairs, three seater sofa and tub chairs, gas fire, 32″ HD […]
Dinham Weir House is set at the foot of Ludlow Castle, beside the river Teme. The stunning property has been renovated and expertly finished by the new owners and their team at Godrich Interiors London, creating an exclusive venue for special celebrations and gatherings with family and friends. Outside the home is just as impressive, […]
Friars Cottage is a cosy Victorian Cottage, tucked away in the heart of the historic and vibrant market town of Ludlow with its streets lined with historic timber-framed buildings and castle that dates back to 1085. You are only a 5-minute walk from the town centre and its quaint back streets, independent shops, and an […]
Enjoy your stay at this brand new modern 2 bedroom home, located within an easy walk of the market town of Ludlow with its lively community feel, busy with events and festivals throughout the year. Whether you’re visiting the beautiful town of Ludlow, or the South Shropshire Hill or looking for a home from home […]
Enjoy a modern and stylish experience in this brand new 2 bedroom house, centrally located and within walking distance of Ludlow town centre and its many restaurants and markets. This pretty home includes patio doors leading from the spacious kitchen/diner into the rear garden where you can enjoy alfresco dining in the warmer months. This […]
Welcome to our beautiful one-bedroom modern contemporary apartment located just a 15-minute walk from the charming town of Ludlow The apartment is in the perfect location to explore all that the area has to offer. With a wide variety of shops, restaurants, and attractions, with the Shropshire hills, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, on […]
A historic country house, thoughtfully reimagined for today as a beautiful home and exclusive stay for up to 13 people in the loveliest town in England – Ludlow. This is the gastronomic capital of the countryside with the finest food and drink. The wild beauty of the Marches are all around, with forests, rivers, hills, […]
The Town House Ludlow is an understated yet beautifully restored Guest House in this pretty market town in South Shropshire. Located in a grade 2-listed area on Broad Street, lovingly handcrafted furniture and luxurious finishes make The Town House Ludlow the ideal home from home.
Traditional deli serving great coffee, home produced food, local produce & tasty treats from around the world. Try our famous Portuguese tarts! Harp Lane Deli is situated slap-bang in the middle of Ludlow in darkest south Shropshire. The name is taken from the medieval alleyway that runs along one side of our shop, once a street […]
HANDCRAFTED EXCELLENCE We’re very proud to craft the very best spirits. It all began with the birth of Ludlow Gin in 2018. From the outset we wanted to create premium hand-crafted gins that you could drink neat as well as in cocktails and the classic G&T; distilled spirits should be creations of beauty, something to […]
kin rooms– 4 spacious self-catering holiday apartments right in the centre of Ludlow. They sit above Kin kitchen,our beautiful family-run cafe.Enjoy a stay in this stylish, historic property with a mature, quiet garden. Each of our apartments has dedicated WiFi, smart TVs and DAB/Bluetooth sound systems. Flats 1 and 2 have kitchenettes containing mini-fridge, induction hobs, […]
Welcome to kin – a family-run cafe, garden and rooms, in a beautiful listed building located in the heart of the historic town of Ludlow.
Within walking distance of Ludlow and astride the Shropshire Herefordshire border sits @theLodge. Â Arabella and Hugo are opening up the doors of their stunning grade 2 listed house to host small groups of guests (up to 8 people) and provide a bespoke itinerary of walking and activities to take full advantage of all that Ludlow […]
Ludlow’s medieval charm can be felt through the cobbled streets lined with a delightful mix of independent shops, gourmet eateries and a renowned outdoor market. This historic market town boasts nearly 500 listed buildings, showcasing architectural styles from the Medieval, Tudor, and Georgian eras.
Ludlow Distillery’s brand-new Gin School Experience is now open for bookings! 🍸🎉
Join the team at Ludlow Distillery for an unforgettable 3-hour Gin School Experience:
🍸Tour Ludlow’s award-winning distillery and discover how they craft their curiously smooth spirits
🍸Make your very own bottle of gin using a handmade copper mini still
🍸Sip on complimentary drinks as you explore the botanical library and craft your tipple
🍸Perfect for couples, family members, friends, and work colleagues
🍸Available as a booking for one (£70) or a shared experience for two (£100) – currently 25% off
🍸Your recipe will be kept on file, so you can reorder at any time
🍸10% off any purchase in the shop during your visit
📆 Fridays and Saturdays at 3pm
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🎫To book visit: https://ludlowdistillery.co.uk/tours-experiences/ or for enquiries contact [email protected] or 07592 621 608
♿Please contact Ludlow Distillery in advance to book an accessible Gin School session (as part of the session usually takes place on the first floor and is only accessible by stairs)
Immerse yourself in the beauty of Ludlow's surroundings with a variety of walks and hikes. From the breathtaking views of Whitcliffe and Breadwalk to strolls through Ludlow Castle Gardens and the Millennium Green, there's something for every adventurer. Don't miss the Magnalonga, a food and trail walk that beautifully snakes you through the scenic Shropshire countryside.
Ludlow's reputation as a foodie's paradise is well-deserved. Explore the vibrant Food and Craft Markets and Local Produce Markets held on various Thursdays and Sundays. Enjoy sinful treats from local bakeries and savour locally sourced cuisine at the charming cafes and restaurants scattered throughout the town.
Ludlow is proud of its unique and wonderful selection of independent shops. With carefully sourced antique stores, charming boutiques, alluring homeware finds and irresistible delicatessens, it's difficult to resist the magic of Ludlow's independents.
Ludlow is notorious for having a jam-packed calendar of events. See what's on and join us for our legendary food events, concerts at the Castle, Ludlow Races or Arts and Culture events.
Centrally located, Ludlow is easily accessible by car or public transport, ensuring a stress-free break.
Easily accessible by car, with plenty of parking options available in the town centre and at the castle. Situated near the A49, the town is conveniently located for visitors from nearby cities and towns.
Regular bus services connect Ludlow to neighbouring towns and cities. The main bus station is located in the heart of the town centre, providing easy access to local attractions.
Ludlow has its own railway station, with direct connections to major cities such as Birmingham and Manchester. The station is within walking distance of the town centre, making it a convenient option for visitors.
Welcome to the beating heart of rural Shropshire. Dominated by the Shropshire Hills National Landscape, the south of the county is a splendid patchwork of hills, farms, rivers and woodland. It’s a region that’s ripe for adventure – and full of cultural and culinary surprises.
For rural escapism, head to the hills. South Shropshire is home to many of our most legendary peaks, including the mighty Long Mynd and the twin plateaus of the Clees. Whether you’re a hiker, cyclist or hang glider, you can expect life-affirming views and lifelong memories.
And don’t forget to visit south Shropshire’s charming market towns. Why not spend a lazy afternoon sampling Ludlow’s fertile culinary scene or exploring Church Stretton’s bric-a-brac streets and independent shops?
