Shardlow

Trent & Mersey Canal and River Trent

18th century transhipment port

There has been a settlement on the site since before the doomsday book was written. Shardlow is a village oozing in history. Once a river port, it developed further once the canal was built. There are over 50 protected buildings still standing in Shardlow today.

What is there to do?

  • Shardlow Heritage Centre
  • A Walk Around the Village - available to buy from the heritage centre
  • Cafe/ pub/ restaurant
  • 52 listed buildings including many canal warehouses
  • Marina on the River Trent - 3miles from the wharf
  • Lock

Want to know more?

Visit the Shardlow Heritage Centre's website to discover more about this fascinating village and the heritage centre.

Families

As well as being a great place for a visit at any time, the heritage centre also run special events click here to find out what's on.

Opening hours for the heritage centre are:

Easter - End of October
Saturdays, Sundays & Bank Holidays
12noon - 5.00pm
Free Parking,
Evening and/or group visits by arrangement

What about schools and groups?

Groups can visit the heritage centre by arrangement.

Where is it?

Go to map

Shardlow
London Wharf
London Road
Shardlow
Derbyshire
DE722GA

Contact

Phone:
Email: wow@britishwaterways.co.uk
Fax:

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