Ludlow is often called "the perfect historic town". Situated on the River Teme in the outstanding countryside of the Welsh Marches, its medieval street pattern survives almost intact, along with many ancient properties including a magnificent ruined castle and one of the largest parish churches in England. There are over 500 listed buildings in the town.

There are many good restaurants and pubs in Ludlow, including 2 with Michelin stars. In September Ludlow hosts the Ludlow & Marches Food & Drink Festival, a delicious showcase of the best food & drink for the area. Ludlow Spring Festival is held in the castle and "Celebrates great beers, bangers, bread, music and more ". For more information about Ludlow and things to do, places to see and where to eat visit the Ludlow web site: www.ludlow.org.uk

Ludlow Festival is held in the summer every year, its center-piece is the open air Shakespeare production in the beautiful surroundings of the castle.

Branlea offers a very convenient place to stay whilst you explore historic Ludlow and the beautiful surrounding countryside. All Ludlows' restaurants and a pubs are within easy walking distance. Walkers will find excellent local walks with breathtaking views and scenery only 5 minutes away.

Other interesting places and things to visit are all within easy driving distance, including Ironbridge, the Shropshire Hills, Offas Dyke, The Severn Valley Railway and several National Trust places. Sue and Barrie will be delighted to offer you advice and suggest things to do.

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