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Nature meets History on a Walk through Oakly Park to Ludlow
Oakly Park is a hidden gem on the outskirts of Ludlow, just 25 minutes’ drive from The School House B&B. The park is home to much of the livestock that's reared for the local produce that you can buy at the nearby Ludlow Farmshop. This is a really peaceful walk that leads you through the park and surrounding farmland on the outskirts of Ludlow, across the River Teme at Dinham Bridge towards Ludlow Castle, St. Laurence’s Church and the market square.
A Feast for the Senses at Ludlow Fringe Festival
Ludlow really comes alive in June with the brilliant Ludlow Fringe Festival. The festival, which in 2024 runs from Thursday 13th to Sunday 23rd June, is a feast for the senses with an eclectic mix of Shakespeare, comedy, dance, theatre, workshops, carnival and magic. This year the theme is Love, with performances of Romeo & Juliet at Ludlow Castle being one of the highlights.
5 Rainy Day Ideas from The School House B&B
We’re firm believers that there’s no such thing as bad weather, but with the recent July showers we must face the reality that the sun doesn’t always shine in Chapel Lawn. Here are some ideas of how you can get the best out of your stay at The School House B&B if the weather isn’t so good (also great ideas if it's not raining too of course!).
The School House B&B’s Top 5 Ways to Explore Ludlow
Imagine you’ve just arrived in what John Betjeman described as “probably the loveliest town in England”. You want to see the town’s best features and attractions, but you don’t know where to start. Well, look no further than The School House B&B’s 'Top 5 Ways to Explore Ludlow'.
- The Hobarris Loop Walk
10th July 2024 - Discovering the Vineyards of Shropshire
23rd June 2024
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