Tourist Attractions in Shrewsbury

Breakfast stop at the cafe whilst travelling. Located down a narrow country lane but well worth it. A 1940’s heritage weekend was taking place so it was a little busy. …

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Really enjoyable day. The farm alone is great with stunning scenery. It was the set of Victorian Farm series. The 1940s day was an added bonus, my kids loved it …

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We visited during the 1940s weekend and thoroughly enjoyed learning about life in the military and on the farm during WWII. The demonstrations were interesting and engaging and the farm …

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I work at the farm as a volunteer, and would like to praise the cafe there, which is under separate management and really an attraction in itself. The farm volunteers …

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Wow! What a little gem we fell across after seeing a 1940's event here online. Really quaint and lots to learn about this nostalgic British period, and how life was. …

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Was good experience, feel like they are still finding their feet a bit since the take over and some bits probably need some attention, but was an enjoyable experience nether …

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We had a fantastic family day out here. 3 families with kids aged 2-10. The volunteers were fantastic - really friendly. We all really enjoyed learning about Victorian game life …

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Has potential to develop, a pleasant site on a fine day. A ‘treasure hunt’ is advertised for younger children, finding 8 letters by yellow ‘animals’ to form a word. We …

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Great to visit, friendly staff and volunteers, very interesting to see the old machinery and live demonstrations. The food at the café was excellent and the prices were too. The …

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Great little day out, lots to see and informative period demonstrations by friendly staff

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Amazingly friendly and interesting place cafe A1

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Absolutely lovely place. To die for cakes in cafe. Lovely volunteers so friendly. A must visit for all

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Staying locally this place is just round the corner from our accommodation. We have walked from the cottage and used it to both start local walks from and end up …

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Very interesting heritage farm that was used for the‘Victorian Farm’ series. Excellent cafe in the old school building, plenty of parking, well informed and friendly staff. Highly recommend!

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It turned out to be the perfect place to begin our exploration of the Shropshire Hills. Set in acres of meadows that are curated by local volunteers to promote and …

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I had a wonderful experience today visiting Acton Scott. Had a very informative tour to begin the day with one of the staff there (Nick?)for about 45 minutes, he talked …

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Absolutely amazing loved every minute of it, the staff and volunteers are absolutely incredible and give you insight to back in the Victorian era and the work that goes on, …

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Had a lovely day out here. Was really quiet, even during half term. Loads of space for the kids to run around and enjoy themselves and enough to keep them …

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The highlight of the day for me was two individuals, the first was the presentation 30/05/26 at 12 by a charismatic gentleman who gave us a guided tour and history …

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Great day out exploring the Onny Meadows with loads of birdlife, butterflies and dragonflies. We enjoyed a delicious meal in the cafe afterwards

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We had a brilliant day out at Acton Scott Heritage Farm and would highly recommend it. Plenty to see including shire horses, butter making, crafts and an excellent tea room. …

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Had a brilliant day here yesterday, with my hubby and 20 year old daughter. Love that you can wander around the shop and various stalls, outside and lunch without having …

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Visited with my granddaughter on a beautiful spring day. What a beautiful place and so well preserved. So pleased to see so many animals, watch butter being made, learn about …

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This place is amazing for families young and old. All of the volunteers are so passionate about their work. It is a real asset

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Visited on the sunny Bank holiday weekend. Beautiful scenery, friendly staff, and plenty to do. The farmyard talks and demonstrations are really good. Young children would have a great time. …

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