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Shrewsbury Interesting : Michelin's recommendations

Shrewsbury was once the capital of the Welsh dominions of Powis and grew up in the Middle Ages around its Norman castle, built by Roger de Montgomery in 1083 to defend the loop in the River Severn. Today, the town has elegant Georgian and Queen Anne buildings, many "black and white" houses and attractive medieval dead ends and alleyways, locally called “shuts”.Shrewsbury is the naturalist Charles Darwin's (1809-1882) birthplace.

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Tourist attractions Shrewsbury : Things to see and do

  • Church of St Mary The Virgin Interesting

    21 St. Marys Street GB - Shrewsbury SY1 1ED

    This splendid pink sandstone church possesses a handsome carved wooden ceiling (15C), together with superb stained-glass windows including the huge Tree of Jesse , the major part of which dates from the 14C. In 1894, following a bad storm, the bel..

  • Rowley's House

    Barker Street GB - Shrewsbury SY1 1QH

    A fine example of a three-storey Tudor timber-frame merchant's house now used as a local history museum. It contains a collection of Roman artefacts from the town of Viroconium.

  • Castle

    Castle Street. Castle Gates GB - Shrewsbury SY1 2AT

    Restored in the 14C, the castle was converted by Thomas Telford in 1787 into a home for Sir William Poultney, MP for Shrewsbury from 1776-1805. All that has survived of Telford's transformation is the Mayor's Parlour since the building became the Cou..

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Restaurants Shrewsbury

  • Casa Naranjo Quite comfortable restaurant 

    Barracks Passage, Wyle Cop GB - Shrewsbury SY1 1XA

    Simple first floor restaurant down a narrow passage, with orange walls and a Spanish theme. Extensive tapas menu features products imported from Spain, including beers, wines and liquors; be sure to try the Iberian cured meats.

  • Mad Jack's Comfortable restaurant 

    15 St. Mary's St. GB - Shrewsbury SY1 1EQ

    Friendly, bustling restaurant at the heart of a busy market town; choose a seat in the courtyard, the restaurant or the informal café next to the large bar. Brunch is served from 10am-12pm, followed by an eclectic, all-day menu which is supplemented ..

  • Lion and Pheasant Restaurant within a Michelin recommended hotel (or restaurant) 

    49-50 Wyle Cop GB - Shrewsbury SY1 1XJ

  • Hayward Very comfortable restaurant 

    Lion Hotel, Wyle Cop GB - Shrewsbury SY1 1UY

    Spacious, modern restaurant set within the historic Lion hotel, with grey and silver décor and formally laid tables. Classically based cooking and refined presentation. Simpler dishes on the good value lunch menu.

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