Top Things to do in Wellington
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9 Things to do in Wellington That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Wellington, United Kingdom including Wellington Orbit, Sunnycroft, The Pheasant Pub and Brewhouse, The Music Vault, House of Prayer, Wrekin Brewing Company, The Railway Inn, Christ Church, All Saints Parish Church.
Restaurants in Wellington
1. Wellington Orbit
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 32 reviews
** Currently operating as takeaway and cafe with outdoor seating ** Wellington Orbit operates a café and 63 seat cinema in the heart of Wellington, Shropshire. Affordable cinema tickets coupled with very comfortable seating and state of the art projection and audio equipment make this cinema an excellent choice for a visit. Our café sells a delicious range of home made cakes and lunches, as well as barista coffee. We also sell wine, cider, local beer and lager - all of which can be taken into the cinema. The cinema can also be hired out for one-off events, such as end of term screenings for local schools - please contact us for further details. We are always looking for volunteers so if you are interested in being part of the team behind the local independent cinema and cafe, pop-in and we will get you signed up.
Reviewed By 817curlyk
Went to Harry Potter Thursday. A most for Harry Potter fans who came suitably dressed, as where the friendly staff and volunteers. Comfortable seats with everyone suitably socially distanced. A lovely treat in these difficult times and a way to support local business. Throughly recommend, only wish we had been to the showing of the other HP films this was the last one in the series.
2. Sunnycroft
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 398 reviews
Sunnycroft is an Edwardian villa which takes you back to the 'country house' lifestyle before the first world war. Sunnycroft tells the story of a Brewer, a Widow and three generations of a local industrialist family. Opened by the National Trust in 1999 the house offers guided tours of the villa and gardens. croquet and games on the lawn and an Edwardian tea room serving light refreshments. The house is open Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday from 2nd March - 5th November and then weekends through the Winter.
Reviewed By Pollycdc - Staffordshire, United Kingdom
Sandwiched between busy main roads and bustling surburbia , an oasis of peace and serenity greets the visitor to Sunnycroft . Passing slowly in a traffic jam we 'd previously noticed the NT sign and decided to visit, a worthwhile decision and very pleasant five hours spent exploring .We were welcomed at the carpark and walked down the magnificent driveway .An avenue of 100 year old Redwoods line the drive to the house .Huge , stately trees , amazing specimens , we could quite easily have been walking in California. The drive curves to give the first glimpse of the Edwardian red brick turreted house , we were just in time to join a lady for a very informative talk and short tour . In fact all the guides were so knowledgeable and you could sense the warmth of their feelings for the house . This minature stately house , having only eight bedrooms and the most wonderful galleried landing , full of family treasures was a delight to explore . So too were the gardens , a couple of sties and stables , orchards , meadow , kitchen garden . Borders and a formal lawn with crochet equipment and hulahoops for the kids , deckchairs to relax with a picnic and the afternoon tea in the sunshine ended a lovely visit . The lady owner was way before her time and had the most progressive ideas , she also had a fortune so was able to implement the planning , the rebuilding , the decor , to the highest standards . A surprisingly peaceful oasis amidst the fast pace of today's world .
3. The Pheasant Pub and Brewhouse
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 77 reviews
The Pheasant Pub and Brewhouse reopened in May 2014 after being taken over by the Ironbridge Brewery which is now located in the beer garden and re-named the Wrekin Brewing Company. Currently food is served 11am until 4pm Monday - Saturday with no food being served on a Sunday.
Reviewed By cmarshy5
what a great pub. Regularly visit here and no matter what time or what day you go it always has a fantastic atmosphere. A variety of ages, no TV's no load music just good drink and good company. Everyone is friendly. difficult to get a seat sometimes but people come and go all the time and most people offer to share tables. They do a great pork pie and a great meat and cheese platter. Staff always friendly and there selection of real ales and Gins are amazing. no other pub in Shropshire compares. although you don't see many kids they are very welcome and are often bought by grandparents
4. The Music Vault
Established in 2016 The Music Vault is an independent music store specialising in new and used electric, acoustic and bass guitars. Our shop may be small but we stock a surprisingly wide range of guitars and basses as well as an ever increasing stock of ukuleles, mandolins and banjos.
5. House of Prayer
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
6. Wrekin Brewing Company
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
7. The Railway Inn
Overall Ratings
3.0 based on 2 reviews
