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:
9. Red phone boxes and letterboxes
Some iconic British street furniture in the town centre. | Photo: Steve Leath/Iconic Media Group
10. Gaolgate Street, Stafford town centre
Another pedestrianised street in the middle of the town, here you can find shoppers visiting popular name brands such as Rymans, Sports Direct and Costa Coffee. | Photo: Steve Leath/Iconic Media Group
11. Martin Street, Stafford
This street has plenty of historic buildings that has lots of civic buildings and businesses. Staffordshire County Council has offices on this street and The White Room wedding and ceremony building. | Photo: Steve Leath/Iconic Media Group