Admaston is a Village in the county of Shropshire.

Admaston in Shropshire is located 7.4 km NW from Telford.

Retail in Admaston

There are great places to visit near Admaston including some great towns, rivers and streams, castles, ruins, villages, historic buildings and shopping centres.

Admaston's best nearby towns can be found at Clun, Shrewsbury, and Telford.

Admaston is near some unmissable rivers and streams like River Clun,

Admaston has some unmissable castles nearby like Clun Castle, and Acton Burnell Castle.

Don't miss Clun Castle, and Acton Burnell Castle's ruins if visiting the area around Admaston.

Villages to visit near Admaston include Acton Burnell.

Historic Buildings to visit near Admaston include Church of Saint Mary at Acton Burnell.

Telford Centre is a great place to visit close to Admaston if you like shopping centres.

Admaston History

There are some historic monuments around Admaston:

• Wrekin Rifle Range
• Site of Roman town of Wroxeter (Viroconium)
• Coalport Inclined Plane
• Group of round barrows at Willowmoor
• Blists Hill Iron Furnaces
• St Leonard's Priory immediately adjacent to the Church of St Mary and St Leonard, Wombridge
• Bedlam Furnaces
• The Iron Bridge
• Standing cross in the churchyard of St Michael and All Angels' Church, High Ercall
• Buildwas Abbey
• Lilleshall Beam Blowing Engines
• Moated site and a fishpond 160m and 280m south of The Farm, Charlton
• Coal mining remains 350m north west and 520m north of New Works village
• Large multivallate and univallate hillforts, a round barrow, a Late Bronze Age settlement and WWII military remains, on The Wrekin
• Wall Camp in the Weald Moors: a large low-lying multivallate hillfort
• Moated site and an associated raised earthen platform 510m north of Mill Farm
• Moated site, ridge and furrow cultivation remains and a building platform immediately north of Lower Grounds
• Wappenshall canal bridge, Shropshire Union Canal
• Canal aqueduct over River Tern
• Darby Ironworks, Coalbrookdale (furnaces, forehearths and blowing house areas)
• Churchyard of St James's Church