Are you a solo traveller craving adventure in the heart of England? Birmingham and the West Midlands blend history, culture, creativity, and incredible food, making them the perfect destination for independent explorers. Whether you want hands-on experiences, hidden gems, or top-tier dining, this…
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Dry January doesn’t mean your social calendar has to dry up! Birmingham and the West Midlands are bursting with activities, offering plenty of alcohol-free ways to have fun, recharge, and make the most of the month. Whether you’re going booze-free for health reasons or just want to shake up your…
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With Amazon Prime’s The Rings of Power captivating audiences and Warner Bros.’ new animated The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim rekindling cinematic love for Middle-earth, the worlds imagined by J.R.R. Tolkien are more alive than ever. But did you know that the seeds of Tolkien’s epic…
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Birmingham Heritage Week is back from 6-15 September 2024, offering an array of fascinating events that celebrate the city’s rich history and vibrant culture! From exploring hidden catacombs to enjoying historical concerts and unique guided tours, there is so much to dive into. The events are a huge…
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The Shakespeare Birthplace Trust, custodians of the Shakespeare Family homes in Warwickshire, is inviting visitors to dive into the world of sustainability with the launch of Stratford-upon-Avon’s Great Big Green Week 2024 and a series of new events, all part of its ‘Sustainable Shakespeare’…
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As the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust continues its exploration of the Women Who Made Shakespeare , visitors are invited to the family home of Anne Hathaway to discover the real story of grief, loss and love that is portrayed in Maggie O'Farrell’s award-winning and celebrated novel, Hamnet…
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The Shakespeare Birthplace Trust have today (Mon 18 March) released images of their new exhibition that sheds a light on the lives of the women in Shakespeare’s immediate family, how they may have influenced the famous playwright and importantly, how do we go about uncovering their stories…
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Nestled in the heart of England, the West Midlands region is a true treasure trove of cultural heritage and natural beauty. For those seeking a charming blend of history, architecture, and outdoor adventures, the National Trust offers so much to explore and is the perfect way to spend a…
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There’s plenty to amuse visitors of all ages at the Severn Valley Railway during the Easter holiday season, with the railway open from Saturday 23 March through till Thursday 4 April, and some very special attractions taking place on selected days, alongside the excitement of heritage rail travel…
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Birmingham is an old city with a unique history. It was built on the back of industry – industry that can still be seen in the bricks and mortar of the city today. While its history may be industrial, it has evolved into a modern, green city with a thousand interesting things to find around every…
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