One of the main things that strikes you as soon as you arrive in Stafford is its laid-back vibe, which includes a beautiful park and several old buildings.
From the scenic greenery of Victoria Park to the historic buildings such as The Ancient High House and St Mary’s Church.
As a non-Stafford resident you can't help but be in awe of the market town's historic features and wonder why you didn’t come sooner.
In terms of the town’s people, Stafford has a population of 142,903 according to the ONS’ latest figures, along with a median age of 45 years old.
Overall, Stafford is worth visiting for great shopping, historic building and lovely parks.
Without further ado, let’s take a stroll through Stafford:
1. Victoria Park, Stafford
The park is located on the banks of the River Sow where people can enjoy the riverside views. | Photo: Steve Leath/Iconic Media Group
2. Victoria Park, Stafford
There are plenty of benches where you can sit and relax - and see the local wildlife up close! | Photo: Steve Leath/Iconic Media Group
3. Victoria Park, Stafford
The park was officially opened in 1908, and has been a popular green space for Stafford residents for decades. Main features of the park include an aviary, bandstand and glasshouse. | Photo: Steve Leath/Iconic Media Group
4. Greengate Street, Stafford town centre
This is the main pedestrian zone within the centre, and here you can find a wide range of restaurants and shops. The street is lined with historic spots such as The Ancient High House and The Swan Hotel. | Photo: Steve Leath/Iconic Media Group