Guidebook for Bucknell
Food Scene
Great food in a quirky little pub.
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The Riverside Inn Aymestrey Herefordshire
Great food in a quirky little pub.
Good for pizzas and during the summer you can sit outside and get great views of the surrounding countryside.
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The Jolly Frog
A4113Good for pizzas and during the summer you can sit outside and get great views of the surrounding countryside.
Lion Hotel
Good food in a beautiful riverside setting. Sit out by the river if the weather is good.
Drinks & Nightlife
Not really a brewery but one of the last remaining parlour pubs in England. Great atmosphere.
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Sun Inn
10 High StNot really a brewery but one of the last remaining parlour pubs in England. Great atmosphere.
Shopping
For a village of about 200 people, Brampton Bryan boasts probably the largest bookshop in Shropshire. It's large and rambling, has a huge and eclectic range of second hand books, and a small cafe with wood burner for cold winter days. It often holds exhibitions (e.g. for maps, art) and it has a small cafe.
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Aardvark Books
For a village of about 200 people, Brampton Bryan boasts probably the largest bookshop in Shropshire. It's large and rambling, has a huge and eclectic range of second hand books, and a small cafe with wood burner for cold winter days. It often holds exhibitions (e.g. for maps, art) and it has a small cafe.
Arts & Culture
Tiny, but very picturesque fortified manor house. I'd guess this has to be one of the most photographed castles in the country.
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Castelo de Stokesay
Ludlow RoadTiny, but very picturesque fortified manor house. I'd guess this has to be one of the most photographed castles in the country.
Sightseeing
If you're into walking then you'll know about the Offa's Dyke path. The visitors centre, located at about the mid-point of the path, shows the path in its entirety and describes its history.
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Offa's Dyke Association
West StreetIf you're into walking then you'll know about the Offa's Dyke path. The visitors centre, located at about the mid-point of the path, shows the path in its entirety and describes its history.