Ludlow "The Perfect Historic Town"

Ludlow Castle & Dinham Bridge

A Town Full of History

A walk through Ludlow's main streets and quiet lanes is to walk through over 900 years of history.

Broad Steet, Ludlow

Ludlow Castle

The construction of the Ludlow Castle started around 1085, with many later additions in the following two centuries. It is one of the most interesting castles in the Marches, in a dominant and imposing position high above the river Teme.

The Inner Bailey, Ludlow Castle

Broadgate, Ludlow

The Buttercross, Ludlow

Shropshire Hills

Situated on the edge of The Shropshire Hills, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Ludlow is the perfect base to explore this glorious area.

Things To Do near Ludlow

High Vinnalls, near Ludlow

Enjoy the View

With many beautiful buildings and fantastic views, Ludlow is a great place for a stroll.

Ludlow viewed from Whitcliffe

Market Steet, Ludlow

Ludlow

The Mount Guest House - Bed & Breakfast

The Mount Guest House

Bed & Breakfast
Rated by: Grade
Private Parking Television in all rooms Dogs accepted by arrangement Accommodation maybe suitable for disabled Credit Cards accepted WiFi or Internet Access Available
61 Gravel Hill
Ludlow
SY8 1QS
Tel:01584 874084
Website

Double from: £80.00
Single from: £60.00
Rooms: 5D(5) 2T(2) 1F(1) 1F(1)

The Mount Guest House is an elegant and tastefully renovated house close to Ludlow town centre. It is a family run establishment, so you are assured that you will receive a warm and friendly welcome.
Our facilities included: Guests' lounge, Secluded garden area, Additional facilities for walkers and cyclist, Off-street parking

www.themountludlow.co.uk

Disclaimer: Information on this web site was supplied by the advertisers and is believed to be correct. The Ludlow Website accepts no responsibility for any errors. Users should check with the individual establishments for current prices and facilities offered. Inclusion on this website does not constitute a recommendation. E&OE.

Ludlow by John Creber

I love those crumbling castle walls,
The old half-timbered shops and halls,
And how the streets go tumbling down
To riverbanks around the town.

The festivals, the market square,
The Medieval Christmas Fayre.
I love those lazy long weekends -
Good company, good food - good friends

John Creber 2014

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