Attingham Park Repton ramble trail

Walk in the footsteps of the leading 18th-century landscape designer Humphry Repton on this circular trail around Attingham Park estate. Commissioned by the 2nd Lord Berwick in 1797, Repton redesigned the grounds here at Attingham. This walk highlights the changes he proposed and the views of the Mansion house and across the River Tern and Deer Park that his designs created.
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Attingham ParkStart point
Attingham Park car park, Shrewsbury, SY4 4TN. Grid ref: SJ547100Trail information
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