For a vineyard with history, family-owned Kerry Vale in Shropshire should be at the top of your list. Once part of the ancient Roman site of Pentreheyling Fort, the area dates back to the Bronze Age and excavations have uncovered artefacts including Roman pottery. Comprising 6,000 vines at a combined length of up to eight miles, there’s plenty to see, and with four tours and tastings to choose from – along with the cafe to end your day - this wonderful setting won’t disappoint. Step back in time as you wander through the medieval streets of Shrewsbury, adorned with timber-framed buildings and quaint markets.

Discover the imposing ruins of Ludlow Castle or explore the fascinating history of Ironbridge Gorge, the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution. Shropshire's countryside is dotted with charming villages, each with its unique character and charm. From the idyllic village of Much Wenlock to the scenic beauty of Church Stretton, there are hidden treasures waiting to be explored around every corner. Indulge in the region's culinary delights, from traditional pub fare to award-winning farm-to-table dining experiences. Sample locally produced cider and cheeses, or unwind with a pint of real ale in a cozy countryside inn.

For some action and adventure, Shropshire delivers! From raft tours, Mega SUP, indoor play centres and laser tag gaming, there is something for everyone here. For younger kids why not head off to Wonderland, where nursery rhymes and fairy tales come to life? Visit your favourite characters or the dinosaurs in Dinosaur valley,or when the British weather is not being kind there is always a trip to the indoor play area.