Officially part of Telford, Wellington stands proud as a market town in its own right. Make time to discover this characterful suburb and you’ll be rewarded with real ale, rustic markets and an unforgettable slice of Shropshire life. And, of course, there’s the Wrekin: the majestic hill that many consider the spiritual heart of Shropshire.
Officially part of Telford, Wellington stands proud as a market town in its own right. Make time to discover this characterful suburb and you'll be rewarded with real ale, rustic markets and an unforgettable slice of Shropshire life. And, of course, there's the Wrekin: the majestic hill that many consider the spiritual heart of Shropshire.
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The Wrekin, a prominent hill located within the northern area of the Shropshire Hills AONB (Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty), holds a special place in the hearts of locals and visitors alike. Rising approximately 407 meters (1,335 feet) above the surrounding landscape, the Wrekin’s distinctive profile can be seen from miles around, making it an […]
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The Mercure Telford Centre Hotel is perfectly situated for easy access, just a seven-minute walk from Telford railway station. Because it’s just off the M54, the hotel is ideal for business, conferences, or leisure trips. As well as being easy to get to, this hotel is close to nearby attractions including Ironbridge Gorge Museum, The […]
Wellington is a vibrant town with a wealth of local attractions and a busy calendar of events, including the annual Midsummer Fayre and Charter Day festival. But it’s most famous for its mighty neighbour, The Wrekin. Standing at 298 metres tall and visible from as far away as Manchester, this beloved local landmark is within walking distance of the town centre. It’s a hefty hike – but it’s well worth it.
At this special Christmas event, families will be able to combine a yummy breakfast with the chance to meet Father Christmas. On the menu will be classics like a Full English Breakfast and Eggs Benedict as well as seasonal gingerbread pancakes. Father Christmas will mingle with guests as they eat.
Runs on 14, 15, 21 and 22 December. Two sittings at 9am-10.45am and 10.45am-12.00pm. Tickets cost £15.95 per person (adult or child 14 and under) and include breakfast, the opportunity to take a photograph with Father Christmas and a present for each child. Pre-booking required.
If you have an ounce of the outdoors in you, consider this essential. The Wrekin is more than a mere hill – it's a bona fide Shropshire landmark. Reach its summit and you'll be rewarded with panoramic views, an iron age hill fort and honorary Salopian status.
Real ale fans, assemble! Wellington is peppered with fantastic pubs, many of which serve local beers and hearty home-cooked food. Try The Pheasant on Market Street, which has its own brewery in the back. Or head to The Walnut on Market Square for a legendary Sunday lunch.
Wellington is a proper Shropshire market town with plenty to offer for browsers and bargain hunters alike. The indoor market is open four days a week and serves up something of everything, including a dedicated food court. Look out for late-night and speciality markets on selected days, too.
Itching for adventure? Stroll to Dothill Nature Reserve for an afternoon of gentle rambling and wildlife spotting. Or swing over to Sunnycroft: a rare suburban villa flanked by a large avenue of Wellingtonia trees and five acres of Edwardian gardens.
With Telford’s urban centre only a stone’s throw away, Wellington is easy to reach – however you like to travel.
Join the M54 from Birmingham or Shrewsbury and leave at junction 6. Or, for a scenic route, take the A442 from Kidderminster.
You can reach Telford easily by coach from many major cities, including Birmingham, London and Bristol. From there, it’s only a short hop by bus or train to Wellington.
Taking the train puts you right in the heart of town, so it’s a convenient and low-stress option. Regular services run between Birmingham and Shrewsbury.
Don’t miss Ironbridge Gorge: the wellspring of the Industrial Revolution and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Nowadays, this tree-lined river valley is home to more than 10 museums, where the whole family can learn, play and celebrate Shropshire’s industrial heritage.
And let’s not forget the Wrekin. Standing proud over the market town of Wellington, this mighty hill is a Shropshire icon. Conquer its slopes and you can feast your eyes on a view you’ll never forget.
