All Museums and Arts in Shropshire

Take off to the RAF Museum Midlands and enjoy a great day out for all the family. Experience an unforgettable Read more…

The Town Hall is an 18th Century Grade ll* listed building which sits proudly at the top of the town Read more…

Whitchurch is renowned for being the only town in Shropshire to have been continually inhabited on the same site since Read more…

MAIN EXHIBITION In the Judges Chamber: our Guinness world record collection of almost 600 ear trumpets, has to be seen Read more…

Based on a private collection of a local shopkeeper, Mr. Tom Hamar, which in 1932, due to its popularity, was Read more…

Ludlow District and Community Association – better known as the Ludlow Assembly Rooms, is a registered charity dedicated to providing Read more…

Daniels Mill and it’s impressive waterwheel have been carefully restored to it’s former glory. The watermill is virtually unaltered since Read more…

A site steeped in history spanning both sides of the English / Welsh border. 18th century Industrial archaeology has been Read more…

Switch on your imagination in our interactive Design & Technology Centre and discover how good ideas are turned into great Read more…

Explore the site and the remains of the water powered blast furnace where Abraham Darby I perfected the smelting of Read more…

Experience the everyday life of Coalbrookdale’s Quaker ironmasters in the former homes of the Darby family – Rosehill House and Read more…

ENJOY A GREAT WEEKEND AT WORLD WAR 2 EVENT TO COMMEMORATE ABBEY STATION’S ROLE AS SHREWSBURY’S AIR RAID PRECAUTIONS HQ. Visitors will be Read more…

Experience some of themes beautiful  tiles in the world, including designs by famous artists. Discover where natural resources met amazing Read more…

Perched at the top of a hill overlooking the River Severn, Shrewsbury Castle stands as a symbol of England’s rich Read more…

Explore the exquisite National Collections of Coalport and Caughley China in the magnificent listed buildings that were home to the Read more…

Nestled in the heart of a historic market town, the Much Wenlock Museum offers visitors a captivating journey through the Read more…

The Tollhouse is now open every weekend during the local school summer holidays or by prior arrangement for groups and Read more…

Broseley, two miles from the Iron Bridge, was once home to one of the most prolific clay tobacco pipe making Read more…

I am an artist working from my studio in Orleton, near Ludlow Shropshire. My work is a combination of watercolour, Read more…

A short walk from Coalport China Museum, alongside the Shropshire Canal, takes you to the Tar Tunnel. Over 200 years Read more…

Stepping inside Shrewsbury Museum and Art Gallery, visitors embark on a journey through centuries of local heritage and creativity. The Read more…

Market Drayton Museum is a place where our past is treasured and where today, our welcoming team of Volunteer Stewards Read more…

The Victorian chapel-like building on the bank of the River Severn in Shrewsbury in fact houses two steam-driven beam engines Read more…

Bishop’s Castle Heritage Resource Centre is a volunteer run heritage store and research facility, housed in an old chapel in Read more…

Step back in time as you experience the castle’s rich, 1000 year history and discover the county’s regimental past from Read more…

Acton Scott Heritage Farm near Church Stretton in Shropshire, re-opened in May 2025 and is operated by an educational charity Read more…

Pottery Courses & Classes The courses are available for all levels, both beginner and those wishing to extend their skills. Read more…

With their knowledge and expertise accrued over decades, Mary and Hugh Elliott – co-directors of Twenty Twenty Gallery – have Read more…

Ludlow’s historic Grade I listed Buttercross was built in 1743-46 on the site of the High Cross at the heart Read more…