Things to do in Clun, Shropshire |
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Clun is a town in miniature, lying in the valley of the River Clun. The ruined Norman castle, built in the 12th century to defend the Welsh border dominates the town. Clun is one of the most ancient settlements in the country, its origins dating back to the Bronze Age. You can see the prehistoric local relics in the museum housed in the Georgian Town Hall.
Clun was immortalised by A.E. Housman, in his famous poem 'A Shropshire Lad' as being one of the 'four quietest places under the sun'.
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Castle Ruins, Clun © Jeffrey Darlington
View of Clun © Jeffrey Darlington
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Days Out in Clun
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Walcot Hall (4 Miles)*
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Stokesay Castle (9 Miles)*
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Acton Scott Historic Working Farm (11 Miles)*
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Ludlow Racecourse (12 Miles)*
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Carding Mill Valley and the Shropshire Hills (12 Miles)*
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Croft Castle (13 Miles)*
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Newtown Textile Museum (13 Miles)*
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Andrew Logan Museum of Sculpture (14 Miles)*
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Glansevern Hall (14 Miles)*
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Hergest Croft Gardens (15 Miles)*
Places to Visit near Clun
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Knighton (5 Miles)*
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Clungunford (6 Miles)*
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Presteigne (10 Miles)*
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Little Stretton (11 Miles)*
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Ratlinghope (12 Miles)*
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New Radnor (12 Miles)*
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Church Stretton (12 Miles)*
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All Stretton (13 Miles)*
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Shobdon (13 Miles)*
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Ludlow (13 Miles)*
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