Local Attractions Near Condover Hall

Condover Hall is situated nearby to many local attractions. Why not break up your journey or stay by visiting one of the following places?

Explore local attractions near Condover Hall

Condover Hall is perfectly placed for adventure on site — but if you want to break up your journey or add a little extra discovery to your stay, there’s plenty to explore nearby. Here are some brilliant local attractions that schools and groups love to visit.

Please note: we do not provide transport or book off-site excursions on your behalf.

Alton Towers

Get your adrenaline pumping at Alton Towers, offering one free teacher ticket with every five paying primary school students / ten paying secondary school students.

Enginuity

This design and technology centre offers tremendous opportunities to become inspired. The museum is split into four sections that use hands-on exhibits to help demonstrate the design process.

Much Wenlock

Visit the home of the modern Olympics. The town provides an insightful opportunity to follow the Olympic trail and see where it all began.

RAF Cosford

This museum runs workshops related to WWII including evacuee life and interviewing veterans as well as on the science of forces and motion.

Iron Bridge

Join in many of the varied workshops and activities which enhance the National Curriculum for history, the arts, science, technology, geography, literacy and maths. There are ten museums to explore, four of which have prestigious Sandford Awards.

Blists Hill Victorian Town

What better way to bring the Victorians to life than to visit the town of Blists Hill. The living museum contains recreations of shops and houses from the Victorian era. Various workshops are available covering History, Art and Geography.

Wroxeter Roman City

If you are studying the Romans, Wroxeter is an ideal starting point with its impressive remains of the 2nd Century baths and a once-thriving Roman city of 5,000 citizens.

Shrewsbury

Set within a loop of the River Severn, this historic market town is known for its gorgeous winding streets, timber-framed buildings and well-preserved medieval centre.