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If you would like your tandem holiday organised just let us know the attractions you would like to visit and we will put your itinerary together for you as part of your booking.
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Ironbridge Gorge Museums - there are ten award-winning Museums spread along the valley beside the wild River Severn - still spanned by the world's first Iron Bridge. See the products that set industry on its path and the machines that made them. Watch and talk to the Museums' craftsmen and costumed demonstrators as they work iron, fashion china and glass, and bring alive the people who lived and worked here. It is possible to Tandem to all the museums via the cycle traffic free network - ADMISSION FEES APPLY |
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Much Wenlock Olympian Trail - Much Wenlock has a long history dating back to 690 AD when a monastery was founded on the site of Wenlock Priory. But it is because of a Victorian Gentleman however, that the town can boast of its associations with the modern Olympics. Dr. William Penny Brookes campaigned tirelessly for the revival of the ancient Greek games. The trail will take you past some of the sites in the town, which are special to the Wenlock Olympian Games and Dr William Penny Brookes. Total walk length is approximately 2150 metres (1.3 miles)- FREE ADMISSION |
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David Austin Rose Centre - Our most visited attraction because of the fabulous roses and great tea room - FREE ADMISSION
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 | RAF Museum Cosford Royal - Air Force Museum Cosford in the West Midlands houses 70 aircraft and is home to War Planes, Missiles, Transport & Training and Research & Development collections. The newly opened National Cold War Exhibition with its interactive kiosks and hotspots gives visitors a chance to see what life was like behind the Iron Curtain - FREE ADMISSION |
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Boscobel House - was built in about 1632 and following the execution of King Charles I in 1649, his eldest son made a brave though misguided attempt to regain the throne. In 1651 his hopes were crushed in the final conflict of the Civil War. Young Charles was forced to flee for his life and sought refuge at Boscobel, hiding first in a tree that is now known as the Royal Oak and then spending the night in a priest hole in the house's attic. Visitors can also see the dairy, farmyard, smithy, gardens, and a descendant of the Royal Oak. A Tearoom is available - ADMISSION FEES APPLY |
 | Wroxeter Vineyard - The vineyard was conceived after a visit to California by David Millington. The area was so young in history, it was realised that the family's scheduled ancient monument back home - Glebe Farm - was attracting many archeologists and therefore to make it a viable holding, the idea of a vineyard was born in the 90's. After all, it is known that the Romans grew wine at Wroxeter some 2000 years ago - ADMISSION FREE |
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Severn Valley Steam Railway - The Severn Valley Railway is a full-size standard-gauge railway line running regular steam-hauled passenger trains for the benefit of visitors and enthusiasts alike between Kidderminster in Worcestershire and Bridgnorth in Shropshire, a distance of 16 miles - ADMISSION FEES APPLY |
 | Halfpenny Green Vineyard - is a family run business. The first plantings were made in 1983, with just half an acre. There are now 21 acres of Red and White in full production. In light sandy soil on south slopes only 250 feet above sea level, the vines flourish in a ground frost free climate. A Tearoom is available - ADMISSION FREE |
 | Attingham Park - An elegant 18th-century mansion, Attingham Park contains collections of ambassadorial silver, Italian furniture and Grand Tour paintings. The park was landscaped by Repton and has attractive walks along the River Tern and through the deer park. A Tearoom is available - ADMISSION FREE, PLEASE STATE THAT YOU HAVE CYCLED |
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