The British Ironwork Centre and Shropshire Sculpture Park is an attraction located in Oswestry, Shropshire, England, showcasing a range of sculptures and artworks made from iron and other metals. The 90-acre sculpture park is the main attraction and features over 1,000 sculptures from a variety of artists. The sculptures are made from different materials such as iron, bronze, and stainless steel, and are displayed throughout the park. The park has a range of different themes, including animal sculptures, abstract art, and political and social commentary pieces.

Aside from the sculpture park, the centre also features other exhibits and facilities such as The Ironworks which showcase the history of ironworking in the local area and includes a working forge and blacksmiths. Visitors can also see the Knife Angel, a 27-foot sculpture made from over 100,000 confiscated knives, serving as a powerful statement against knife crime. There is also a Safari Park exhibit which features life-sized animal sculptures such as elephants, rhinos, and giraffes. Visitors can also explore the Art Gallery which displays artwork from local and international artists. The gift shop sells a range of unique and handmade gifts, including sculptures, jewelry, and homeware.