The Large New Town of Telford in the Borough of Telford and Wrekin in the County of Shropshire
In the borough of Telford and Wrekin in the ceremonial county Shropshire, approximately thirteen miles east of Shrewsbury and around thirty miles north-west of Birmingham lies the large town of Telford. As the largest town in the county of Shropshire, it is one of the fastest-growing towns in the United Kingdom. Named after the Civil Engineer Thomas Telford, this town features a mix of historic and modern feel that give the town its character. With a wealth of breathtaking scenery, stunning landscapes and beautiful open spaces with a touch modern facilities and amenities, this town is an excellent tourist destination perfect for the holidays.
Home to the Self-named Shopping Centre, a modern shopping mall that houses well known high street retailers such as Next, Debenhams, Claire’s, Primark, Mark & Spencer and more. This town is a shopping paradise that every shopaholic would love to visit. The Town is also home to several major supermarkets including Argos, Sainsbury’s, Aldi and Morrisons. Offering a vast range of shopping options, this town presents a remarkable and pleasurable retail therapy that shoppers will surely enjoy.
This new town is also a food haven that offers a remarkable range of places to eat. From fine dining restaurants, traditional local pubs, cosy cafes to cheap eats, street foods and various eateries, this town has all kinds of eating out spots that food lovers are looking for. It also houses the Wrekin Brewing Company that offers finely brewed ales and excellent wines. Making it an incredible dining destination that offers excellent eating and drinking experience.
Things to See and Do in Telford
The town is home to plenty of beautiful parks allowing its visitors to enjoy the great outdoors; these parks include The Wrekin, Weston Park, Granville Country Park and Town Park. It also houses the Jackfield Tile Museum, a speciality museum that highlights a fascinating collection that visitors can check out. If you are looking for historic sites, you can visit the Buildwas Abbey, Sunnycroft and Benthall Hall. The Broseley Clay Pipe Museum is another attraction in this town that visitors should not miss.