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Ludlow
Ludlow and its castle are perched on a cliff above the picturesque River Teme in south Shropshire, one of the most unspoiled parts of rural England. The town breathes history at every turn, but it's far from being a museum piece. The town centre's ordered elegance is evidence of the 900 year old Norman planned town.
- Lively and unspoilt market town with great character
- Fascinating architecture - castle, church, medieval and Georgian buildings fill the historic town centre
- Independent, characterful shops and traditional market
- Surrounded by the beautiful and unspoiled countryside of the Welsh Marches - the England-Wales border country
- Excellent reputation for food and drink - home of the first (and best) UK food festival, award-winning restaurants, superb food producers and great food shops abound
- Great festivals and lots of events
- "The most perfect town in England" - John Betjeman
This web site has the information you need about Ludlow, from Where to Stay, What's on, Where to Eat to Travel and Parking.
 FIRSTS: As well as being the home of the UK's first successful food and drink festival, we are proud of becoming the UK's first Cittaslow town. Ludlow now hosts the HQ of Taste Real Food, the association for lovers of food and drink, and we are also a Fairtrade Town. We were awarded the Great Town Award in December 2006, and we are twinned with La Ferté-Macé in Normandy, France, San Pietro in Cariano near Verona in Italy, and Narberth in Pembrokeshire, Wales.
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