Bridgnorth in general

Bridgnorth is a small town in Shorpshire, England, running alongside the Severn Vally. The town is split into High and Low Town, this relates to the towns relation to the River Severn which runs through the town. Within the Low Town there is the Severn Vally Railway, which is a steam railway which runs from the town through to Kidderminster, stopping at Bewdley, Arley, Highly and Hampton Load on route. You can walk alongsde the river in lowtown with many cafes running alongside, there is also a supermarket (Summerfield) and the newly opened Marks and Spencer food outlet. You can find a number of pubs and resturants, China Dinner being a favourite of mine ...  Read the complete review

The town of Bridgnorth in South East Shropshire has a lot to offer anyone who is passing that way, it is also well worthwhile making a detour just to visit, or even choosing the town for a day or weekend trip. Bridgnorth is situated on the banks of the river Severn; it has a high town and a low town, plenty of pubs, quite a few shops, lots of olde world charm, plus a fair few other attractions besides. The town dates back to Saxon times, and high town is built on sandstone cliffs over 100ft high. High town and low town are connected via a set of steps, or for those who prefer not to exert themselves there is the cliff railway, which is the oldest and steepest ...  Read the complete review