Cottages in Ludlow (Shropshire)

Ludlow is a village in the south of Shropshire just over the border from Herefordshire. It is a remarkable UK commercial area that boasts beautiful medieval architecture and settlements that will take you back in time; you will find there that the River Teme and the River Corve flow through the village. The cottages you can choose to stay in can be found in the center of Ludlow village or close to areas such as Tenbury or Clungunford.

Between the greenery and natural areas of unforgettable views and panoramas you will find beautiful cottages waiting for you to have an incredible holiday in Ludlow. With large, comfortable living rooms with beautiful modern furnishings to share with your loved ones, including balconies and gardens with furniture where you can have a drink with your partner or friends. Any of the options you choose with Holidu have everything you need in the kitchen, bathrooms, and bedrooms, from the oven to the dishwasher and bedding, plus several options have outdoor barbecues, that’s great!

A historical and cultural monument is a must-see when you’re traveling, especially in UK destinations. One place you must visit is Ludlow Castle, this is an ancient structure that serves as a medieval fortress first built in the 11th century, the person who owned the building construction was the Norman nobleman Walter de Lacy. Part of its relevance is also since in part of the period it was active, it was glorious for seeing three kings grow up and be born. There is a shop here where you can buy various artefacts as souvenirs, and there are also some fantastic food festivals. The area is dog-friendly, so you can take your best friend to visit this great monument

Another one of the impressive monuments and structures you can't miss in Ludlow is St Laurence's Church, this church is not only a relaxing and spiritual area, it is also a great historical symbol. It is considered a hidden gem in Ludlow, well maintained with fascinating architecture, there is an area with 201 narrow steps which although a little tiring, will give you fabulous views of Ludlow at the top of the church. In the end, you can light a candle and have a little meditation and prayer session if you want, it's a beautiful visit!

The Ludlow Museum is one of the ideal places to understand more about the history of this English village, showing the history of Ludlow in two rooms. The screen they have in one of the rooms is decent and ideal for showing this curious historical record; the staff here are very friendly, you'll feel at ease!

Ludlow Market is a market located very close to Ludlow Castle which is worth a couple of hours in the day to wander around and see all the amazing century-old shops in the surrounding area. There are also several wonderful pubs and cafés for a good drink and a delicious meal.

If you love walking and admiring dreamy views of nature, then Mortimer Forest could be your ideal destination in Ludlow, here you can count on beautiful views of Ludlow's natural areas and the wildlife in the area, there are plenty of butterflies of all colours and shapes you would love to admire, not to be missed!

The natural landscapes steal our attention wherever we see them, but in Avebury there is much more than that: here there are structures that speak of the history of the area and how curious the region is, its stone circles and the small villages with peculiar houses will call your attention so much that you won't be able to stop yourself from taking numerous pictures, highly recommended!

Whitcliffe Common Nature Reserve is one of the most popular tourist spots for people visiting Ludlow, it has the most beautiful views of nature in the area, with a whole river to walk along and even cross; there are several areas where you can sit and talk to a loved one for a while, it's fabulous on a rainy day.

Ludlow Brewing Company is a must if you like beer, it's a fascinating brewery where you can do a tasting of three types of beer that they brew on-site. A pork pie with a room-temperature beer sounds like a great plan away from the city.

The medieval Stokesay Castle is a fascinating cultural and historical monument in the English countryside that will fascinate you as soon as you see its small size on the outside. It is a well-preserved fortified manor house that is remarkable for still standing after so long, and with access to its interior it will take you back in time. We recommend you to go to the top of the tower and admire its views, they are beautiful.