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The substantial remains of Wenlock Priory lie to the east of the older part of the town of Much Wenlock. Most of the surviving ruins date from the C12th & C13th but a joint monastery, for both men and women, was first founded here as early as 670AD. Its second abbess was the Anglo-Saxon princess Milburga. She was later venerated as a saint, and when her remains were discovered in c.1100 the priory became a focal point for local pilgrimage.
The priory is managed by English Heritage and is open to the public - see Link
Wenlock Priory is a Scheduled Acient Monument Link
The ruins are also Grade I listed as The Priory of St Milburga Link
The grounds are Grade II listed as Wenlock Abbey: Link
The Priory House (Private) is also Grade I listed: Link