09/08/25 – Shrewsbury

A vibrant pub tour showcases historic venues like Cromwell’s Tap House, a Grade II listed site with a cosy mix of old and new. Three Fishes, a smoke-free pioneer, offered a quaint atmosphere with traditional décor. The Nag’s Head, with Tudor charm, featured a 14th-century hall, while the Henry Tudor Inn combines medieval history with modern comfort. House of Grain maintained its industrial roots post-renovation. Cross Foxes preserves brewing heritage, while Masonic Arms balances tradition with modern touches. The Prince of Wales celebrated community ties through a bowling green. Lastly, RAD Beer and The Chester Station Tap Room highlight craft offerings and revitalised spaces.