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STRATFORD-UPON-AVON
Award-winning, entertaining ghost walk around the 'haunted' streets of Stratford upon Avon.
SOLIHULL
An easy-paced 11 mile circuit around south Warwickshire taking in the canal, woodland paths and arable farmland plus some road walking.
WALSALL
Housing a fabulous children’s play area with a splash pad to keep the children cool during hot summer days.
BIRMINGHAM
Restored to its Edwardian Arts and Craft splendour, Winterbourne House is a unique heritage attraction – set within seven acres of beautiful botanic gardens.
Come with us and do a great walking tour of Birmingham city centre today without breaking those Coronavirus social distancing regulations!
Droitwich
If you enjoy local history and would like to find out more about Droitwich spa, then why not join a guided town walk?
During the walk, actors from the Norbury Theatre will perform as characters who have contributed to the historic development of…
SHREWSBURY
Mary Webb (25 March 1881 – 8 October 1927) was an English romantic novelist and poet of the early 20th century, whose work is set chiefly in the Shropshire countryside and among Shropshire characters and people whom she knew.
Compton Verney is home to six diverse collections of nationally and internationally significant art from around the world, including British Folk Art, Chinese bronzes, British Portraits and works from Northern Europe and Naples. You can also find…
LICHFIELD
The trail will get you and the children out in the fresh air hunting for the answers to the sneaky clues. Can you solve the clues and crack the code?
The Easter holidays are here but it feels like the kids have only just gone back!
Shrewsbury
Aiming to give all children opportunities to enjoy being outside and discovering wildlife, you can enjoy wildlife and insect trails.
BIRMINGHAM
Hire a Brompton bike from Birmingham Snow Hill Station and cycle along the canal to Wolverhampton (Birmingham canal main line).
REDDITCH
With 900 acres of public open space and the Arrow Valley Lake, the park provides excellent wildlife habitats as well as great walks and activities.
Birmingham
The gardens cover 15 acres. The Tropical House has a lily pool and lush tropical vegetation. Palms, tree ferns and orchids are displayed in the Sub-tropical House. Outside there is colourful bedding on the Terrace and a tour of the Gardens…
SOLIHULL
Earlswood Lakes is made up of three 22 acre reservoirs; Terry's Pool, Windmill Pool and Engine Pool.
This is an ideal location for bird watching - look closely and you might even be lucky enough to pick out the rare Lesser Spotted Woodpecker!
Birmingham
Four hundred and fifty acre country park of meadows, woodland, hedgerows and wetland. Visitor Centre with cafe. Pony Trekking Centre and small urban farm.
WORCESTER
Redpoint is known for their unique climbing walls that mimic routes you'd find in the great outdoors, with twisting routes that mean you might have to go around corners, turn sideways before you can go up, or grab onto a stalactite or two.
WORCESTER
Discover medieval merchants house and walled garden, rescued from demolition in Worcester city centre.
TELFORD
Marvel at the views from this ancient hilltop fortress, which crowns some of the world’s oldest rocks in Shropshire with this hilltop walk.
COVENTRY
The War Memorial Park covers 48.5 hectares and is situated in southern Coventry, featuring football pitches, bowling greens, a small golf course, tennis courts, a splash and play area, an aviary for small birds, and a skate board area, there really…
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