The surrounding area. Stoke St Milborough is situated on the beautiful Brown Clee Hills of South Shropshire, a walkers paradise and is only 6 Miles from the Medieval Town of Ludlow, complete with a Norman Castle. St Lawrence's Church where AE Houseman is buried. More than its fair share of listed buildings. One of the finest examples of Georgian architecture is Broad Street. There is boating on the river Teme and beautiful walks over Whitcliffe. Ludlow is famous for its locally produced food and you must pay a visit to our local Butchers. More recently Ludlow has become famous for its restaurants (at one time there were more Michelin stars in Ludlow than in London), its Summer Festival with its open air Shakespeare performances in the Castle grounds and its renowned Food Festival where visitors can sample and enjoy all the fine produce of the area. Other attractions within easy driving distance include Church Stretton and the Stretton Hills - Bishops Castle - Secret Hills Discovery Centre, Craven Arms - Stokesay Castle Craven Arms - West Midland Safari Park - Severn Valley Railway - Acton Scott Working Farm Museum - Iron Bridge George Museum - Hay on Wye, which is a must for book lovers - Within easy driving distance are the Brecon Beacons and Welsh Hills - Powys Castle and Gardens Welshpool and the Elan Valley Dams.