---

The ruins of Wenlock Priory situated in Shropshire are the remains of a 12th century church that belonged to a Cluniac monastry. The church was built over an earlier 7th century foundation.

There is wheelchair access around the majority of the ruins but manual wheelchair users may require some assistance to negotiate the grassed areas.

Audio guides with headphones are available that give a commentary recreating the life of one of monks who lived there.

There is not a cafe on site but hot and cold drinks are available.

 

---

Heritage Attraction Facilities

Assessed by Disabled Holiday Information

Arrival

• Designated Disabled car parking (2 spaces)
• Hard surfaced car park
• Level/ramped wheelchair access to entrance (level)
• Level/ramped wheelchair access into venue (ramped)
• Concessionary fee for carer (essential carers have free entrance)
• Prebooking necessary for wheelchair users (for groups over 11)
• Easy access around ground floor/area of site (shallow loose gravelled pathways and grassed areas)
• Wheelchair access to gardens/grounds

Toilets

• Wheelchair accessible toilet/toilets
• Room for carer/carers in accessible toilet (one)
• Wheelchair turning space in accessible toilet
• Space for side transfer to toilet (left hand transfer only)
• Grab rails in toilet
• easy access to hand dryer/towels
• Easy access to wash basin

Café/Shop

• Level/ramped access to shop
• Wheelchair accessible picnic area (on gravel)

Other

• assistance dogs welcome (and pets)
• Hearing loop