Visiting the Poetry Pharmacy
We think you’ll love the Poetry Pharmacy and this little known town of Bishop’s Castle. We're right in the middle of the beautiful Shropshire Hills in a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. You will be guaranteed a warm welcome, not just from us, but from everyone you meet in this friendly place.
Parking is free all over this little town a mile from the Welsh border and our nearest train stations are Craven Arms and Church Stretton. There are buses from Shrewsbury although the service is quite limited.
Get in touch:
Tel: 01588 638069 or email hello@poetrypharmacy.co.uk
Tourist Information
https://www.visitshropshirehills.co.uk/towns/bishops-castle/
Why Bishop’s Castle, Shropshire, is one of the best places to live 2023
‘This pretty town bursts with enthusiasm…’
‘Bishop’s Castle hums with independent shops, cafes, pubs, restaurants, B&Bs, two (two!) microbreweries, museums of rural life and railways, a weekly market, an eco-suburb, and I haven’t even got on to sports and recreation, let alone the walking festival. The town has long attracted alternative types, as my granny called them: artists, writers, the long-haired and crafty, the kind who can whittle the Cutty Sark from a twig.’ Tom Dyckhoff, The Guardian July 2017
Visiting the Poetry Pharmacy
We think you’ll love the Poetry Pharmacy and this little known town of Bishop’s Castle. We're right in the middle of the beautiful Shropshire Hills in a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. You will be guaranteed a warm welcome, not just from us, but from everyone you meet in this friendly place.
Parking is free all over this little town a mile from the Welsh border and our nearest train stations are Craven Arms and Church Stretton. There are buses from Shrewsbury although the service is quite limited.
Get in touch:
Tel: 01588 638069 or email hello@poetrypharmacy.co.uk
Tourist Information
https://www.visitshropshirehills.co.uk/towns/bishops-castle/
Why Bishop’s Castle, Shropshire, is one of the best places to live 2023
‘This pretty town bursts with enthusiasm…’
‘Bishop’s Castle hums with independent shops, cafes, pubs, restaurants, B&Bs, two (two!) microbreweries, museums of rural life and railways, a weekly market, an eco-suburb, and I haven’t even got on to sports and recreation, let alone the walking festival. The town has long attracted alternative types, as my granny called them: artists, writers, the long-haired and crafty, the kind who can whittle the Cutty Sark from a twig.’ Tom Dyckhoff, The Guardian July 2017
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