The old market town has a good deal to offer, a wealth of half timbered Tudor buildings, magnificent Georgian house, a splendid river, beautiful gardens and narrow winding streets. There is lots to see in Shrewsbury including several museums, the castle and the famous abbey. Organised daily tours (in summer) are available with official guides to explain the history of the town. Shopping in Shrewsbury is well served. As well as most of the big multiples there are antique and secondhand bookshops, boutiques, a craft market and Victorian arcade; most of them in narrow side streets and passageways. We also have one of the best wine merchants in the country. We have a multi screen cinema, theatre, night clubs and discos as well as quiet restaurants and pubs full of character. For up to date information on what on in Shrewsbury call (01743) 350761. Shrewsbury is an excellent centre for touring and walking in the south Shropshire hills and the welsh borders. the famous Ironbridge gorge museum, the historic towns of Ludlow and Bridgenorth, the mears and canals of north Shropshire are only a short drive away. Sporting facilities abound; fishing, swimming, horse riding, tennis, bowls and gold. Indoor sports are catered for with a number of sport and leisure centres.