Explore Shropshire Tours
Where you can find us
4 Knightsbridge Close
Shrewsbury
Shropshire
SY2 6SP
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We provide tours in a comfortable car or modern coach in Shropshire and surrounding areas for single travellers, couples or pre-organised groups.
We cal also provide Walking Tours led by a professional guide.
Let us show you around Shropshire, Wales and further afield to reveal hidden treasures.
One, two, or three-day Tours based on the Brother Cadfael stories are a speciality of ours.
Each tour will have an experienced, qualified guide and a specialist driver to look after you, so you have no worries over navigating, traffic, finding places or parking – we do it all. You just relax while taking in the beautiful sights and hearing local stories.
Much more information on our website https://www.shropshiretours.com/
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