The Down Inn Bridgnorth

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Imposing Shropshire Views compliment any stay to the Down Inn. Sit in the park and enjoy a pint, or glass of wine from our big wine catalogue by Classic-wines, or how approximately strolling off your meal in one of the social footpaths that surround the Down Inn. Bridgnorth, in reality, is 2 cities: the High Town (good vistas down) and the Low Town (good vistas up). Now connected by the steepest inland funicular railway in Britain. The Low Town was once a thriving port along the banks of the River Severn, whilst the High Town held the palace, the churches, and a lot of excellent 16th and seventeenth centuty mansions. Charles I, lost his head here entirely, declaring the panorama to be "the ultimate in all my kingdom. " The Down Inn is well situated for the Severn Valley Railway Station. Whether you want to discover the pretty Severn Gorge to the south, you should definitely let the steam train take the strain. Around Bridgnorth you will find little cities and countrysides all sitting nicely in pictuesque village. There's Broseley a city hoping to produce Church Wardens of us all - in a pipe smoking sense that is. In fact, you are able to learn all approximately pipes at the Broseley Pipeworks museum, unless certainly you are trying to kick the habit. Highley is another gorgeous city situated in Bridgnorth's nearby village. The Severn Way, the Jack Mytton Way and the a lot of footpaths on Wenlock Edge and the Clee Hills have been decorated for the walker. The most high point in Shropshire, Brown Clee Hill, and its antique hill fort,