Clun Voyage Tips and guide

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Clun (Welsh: Colunwy) is the smallest town in Shropshire with a population of less than 1000. It is on the bank of River Clun. It is usually quite quiet, except for when the Green Man Festival is held in May and the Clun Carnival is held in August.

• Visit Shropshire tourist information for Clun

By car only.

By foot.

• 52.4204-3.03031 Clun Bridge. Medieval bridge dating back to 1450.  
• 52.4216-3.03372 Clun Castle. Ruined castle with origins dating back to shortly after the Norman Conquest. Originally a motte & bailey fortification to defend the border with Wales.  
• 52.42141-3.029683 Clun Town Trust Museum (Clun Town Hall and Museum), The Square, SY7 8JA, ☏ +44 1588 640681. (updated Nov 2017)
• Almshouses (Trinity Hospital), Hospital Lane. 
• 52.418584-3.0301244 St George's Church, 24 Knighton Rd, Clun, SY7 8JH. 

• Visit the town's museum in the old town hall (on the Square).
• Pop into one of the two pubs and sample the local ales.
• Walk around the castle ruins. On the May bank holiday there is a large fair held in the grounds.
• Drive through the River Clun at Waterloo Ford (all vehicles can now do this).

There are a handful of shops including a Costcutters convenience store, a post office and two butchers in the town. There is also a car sales garage - the Clun Garage.

• 52.421452-3.030371 Post Office, 16 The Square, SY7 8JA, ☏ +44 1588 640719. (updated Nov 2016)

At the pubs, see "Drink".

• 52.42146-3.0301371 The White Horse, The Square, SY7 8JA, ☏ +44 1588 418149. 
• 52.421394-3.0284612 The Sun Inn, 10 High St, SY7 8JB, ☏ +44 1588 640559. 

Due to its nature as a village, Clun's own accommodation is either from B&B or an inn. For larger hotels try Shrewsbury.

• 52.421533-3.0275251 Clun Farmhouse B&B, High Street, SY7 8JB, ☏ +44 1588 640432. (updated Nov 2016)
• The White Horse, The Square, SY7 8JA, ☏ +44 1588 418149. 
• The Sun Inn, 10 High St, SY7 8JB, ☏ +44 1588 640559. 

Cross the ancient (and narrow) Clun Bridge and head up the B road for Anchor - the most westerly place in Shropshire and source of the River Clun.