Whitchurch is Shropshire’s most northerly market town – and its oldest. A haven for history buffs, it was built upon an original Roman site and was once a hub of clock manufacturing. Today, the town continues to thrive, offering up a unique assortment of independent shops, Michelin-rated restaurants and the beauty of Alderford Lake just outside of town.
Whitchurch is Shropshire's most northerly market town – and its oldest. A haven for history buffs, it was built upon an original Roman site and was once a hub of clock manufacturing. Today, the town continues to thrive, offering up a unique assortment of independent shops, Michelin-rated restaurants and the beauty of Alderford Lake just outside of town.
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An eco-friendly refill shop located on the High Street. You’re able to bring your own containers to fill up on dried foods, cleaning products and personal products. This enables people to decrease their packaging, whilst only buying what they need so lowering food waste too. We also stock plastic free household alternatives and eco-friendly gifts. […]
Welcome to The Black Bear, a beautiful medieval pub building right next to St Alkmund’s Church in the heart of Whitchurch. We’ve got good honest food and drink, including decent wines that we blend and import ourselves and a beer that we brew ourselves, too. We’ve also got a lovely courtyard garden which is very […]
Stuart and Frances opened Docket Restaurant in August 2017. With a goal to create a space where people can enjoy great food and service in a relaxed environment, Shropshire was the perfect location due to being surrounded by local growers, producers and distillers. Docket is recognised by the Michelin Guide and has been awarded a […]
Wild Shropshire Restaurant serves a multi-course tasting menu based solely on what is available locally at that time, whether that be from the allotment, what can be foraged, farmed or produced by some of the amazing artisans we have. Wild Shropshire is a true reflection of the food and flavours of this county.
Set within the glorious north Shropshire countryside, complemented by the smooth greens of our very own golf club, Hill Valley Golf and Spa Hotel offers a tranquil base and fabulous facilities – perfect for a break with family or friends and all within easy reach of the A41 and A49 intersection, half a mile from […]
Farm styled team building activities, suitable for all adults, looking for something completely unique. Activities, accommodation, meeting space for groups of 8-100, hot tub, wide open spaces, animals and a whole lot of memories! Come to Farm Adventure in Shropshire on the Welsh border, for some Filth, Fun & Farming! Offering something unique for groups […]
A wonderful emporium in the beautiful market town of Whitchurch in Shropshire, home to a wide range of antique, vintage, crafted & modern pieces. Whitchurch Antiques Emporium offers two floors of interesting and unusual antique and vintage pieces including furniture, glassware, ceramics, vintage clothing, vynal, books and comics. Open 10am to 5pm Monday to Saturday […]
For tranquillity and beauty, start from Whitchurch Marina and meander along the Llangollen and Shropshire Union Canals, enjoying the wide open spaces and hillsides of Wales. From Whitchurch Marina, you can visit the Pontcysylle Aqueduct – one of the 7 wonders of the waterway – in a four night or week break from this base. Learn more about canal […]
Go Wild Creating Memories! Alderford Lake is the perfect destination for summer family fun- from our incredible 135 person aquapark, to paddleboard hire, to our twist on Escape Rooms this is a must visit destination. Your summer starts at Alderford Lake. Onsite we also have incredible selection of food options, including our Snugburys Ice Cream […]
Set in the beautiful countryside of Shropshire on the Welsh border this newly formed and developing campsite promises a relaxed holiday. The family owned business with an onsite refreshments café, fishing pool and small toilet block set in close proximity to the Shropshire Union Canal which towpath offers a delightful walk into the oldest market […]
Step inside The North Wing Bed and Breakfast at Combermere Abbey Luxurious and unique, a stay at The North Wing is a truly unforgettable experience, creating wonderful memories to be cherished for years to come. This is no ordinary bed & breakfast…well, nothing is ordinary at Combermere! Discover the best of British welcomes from the […]
The historic market town of Whitchurch sits alongside the Shropshire Union Canal, surrounded by stunning rural views and tranquil nature reserves. With more than 200 listed buildings to discover, even walking its streets is an adventure. Expect surprises around every corner, from its medieval timber frames and elegant Georgian townhouses to its traditional pubs and friendly locals.
Stroll down High Street and Green End to discover an array of inspiring independent retailers. From small fashion boutiques to homeware stores, these wonderful one-offs give the town a personality that you won't find anywhere else.
Love exploring on foot? Pull on your walking boots and tackle the south section of the famous Sandstone Trail. You'll enjoy a rewarding trudge through 3.5 miles of rural towpaths and pretty farmland before reaching the restored Whitchurch Arm of the Llangollen Canal. Don't forget to refresh at one of the many cafes or pubs along the way.
You'll find many of Whitchurch's finest treasures on its market stalls. Visit on Friday for the farmer's market, where you can browse mouthwatering local produce. Or save the date for the monthly artisan street market, which serves up colourful handmade items from local craftspeople.
A dog-friendly nature reserve and Site of Special Scientific Interest, Brown Moss is the perfect place to unwind and take in the extraordinary scenery. Head off for a ramble and see where your feet lead you. Or take a circular walk around the marsh, topped off with lunch at the lakeside cafe.
Whitchurch is easily accessible by car, bus or rail. You can even visit by boat via the Shropshire Union Canal.
Whitchurch enjoys direct road links to major towns, including Chester, Stoke on Trent, Shrewsbury and Birmingham.
Reaching Whitchurch by bus is simple. Regular services run from Shrewsbury and Wrexham to the town centre.
Whitchurch railway station is a short walk from the town centre. It’s served by the Welsh Marches line, with regular services to local hotspots like Shrewsbury, Ludlow and Church Stretton.
Keen to explore? Don’t miss out on North Shropshire’s charming market towns, each as characterful as the next. You’ll discover plenty of opportunities for rest, relaxation and good Shropshire food and beer.
Take a trip to the engineering marvel of Pontcysyllte Aqueduct, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and follow the winding canals as you explore this lesser-known part of Shropshire’s rural landscape.
