Within walking distance of the town centre, suitable for sightseeing in Shrewsbury and the neighbouring town of Severn and its lovely riverside walks.

Pleasant6.9

(202 reviews)

Abbots Mead Hotel

District: City Centre

Good7.6

(223 reviews)

Cromwells Hotel Shrewsbury

District: City Centre

Good7.7

(159 reviews)

JD Wetherspoon Hotel Shrewsbury

District: City Centre

Pleasant6.7

(108 reviews)

Morgans at The Exchange Hotel

District: City Centre

Very Good8.3

(219 reviews)

Prince Rupert Hotel Shrewsbury

District: City Centre

Good7.1

(417 reviews)

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Introduction to Shrewsbury - City Centre

No fewer than 600 officially listed historic buildings stand in Shrewsbury, a community situated just 14kms east of northern Wales alongside the River Severn. Welsh influence is very strong in this community and its surrounding Shropshire area, and many people call the town by its Welsh name, Amwythig. Several Shrewsbury City Centre hotels are housed within the same black and white timber structures which stood when one of the town's most famous sons, Charles Darwin, lived here. The local rail station is situated next to the 11th century castle, where the Shropshire Regimental Museum is housed and where many outdoor drama productions are staged on its grounds in the summer. The municipal art gallery can be found on the ground floor inside the comparatively younger 17th century Rowley's House Museum, where each room depicts a different time period in the town's history. The Elizabethan Old Market Hall, first opened in 1596, now shows art and foreign films next to a digital arts exhibition. The local tourist information centre can be located inside its main performing arts venue, the Music Hall.

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