Wroxeter Roman City, 22 miles from Rosehill Manor.  An excavated Roman city plus museum and re-created townhouse. Great place to visit for all ages.

20 miles from Rosehill Manor, Boscobel House and its Royal Oak tree became famous as hiding places of King Charles II after defeat at the Battle of Worcester in 1651. After Charles’s visit Boscobel remained a working farm, and today you can visit the lodge, farmyard, gardens and a descendant of The Royal Oak. White Ladies Priory, another of Charles's hiding places, is a short walk away.

24.5 miles from Rosehill Manor, Ironbridge is the home of the famous ironbridge, which opened in 1779. Lots of great museums, and places of interest. A really good day out.

15.5 miles from Rosehill Manor, a super farm shop supplying products by local producers, along with a gift shop and cafe. See the web site for details

28 miles from Rosehill Manor, Whittington Castle, strikingly picturesque and romantic ruins are steeped in much history, tales of bitter border warfare, romance and legend.

40 miles from Rosehill Manor, Powis Castle, a medieval castle with celebrated gardens. Certainly worth a visit. 

11 miles from Rosehill Manor, Moreton Corbet castle, now ruins comprising of a medieval stronghold and an elizabethan manor house.

12 miles from Rosehill Manor, Whitchurch Heritage and visitor information centre. Soak up some Shropshire history. New exhibitions always taking place. Visit the web site for more information.

4.5 miles from Rosehill Manor, he story of the town and the surrounding villages, from earliest times to today, illustrated with finds, pictures, maps and text. Everything in it is associated with the Drayton area – either made locally or with a special Drayton connection.

17 miles from Rosehill Manor, Shrewsbury Castle houses the collections of the Shropshire Regimental Museum Trust including pictures, uniforms, medals, weapons and other equipment from the 18th Century to the present day.