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KENILWORTH
One of England’s most spectacular castle ruins in Warwickshire, with links to some major historical figures – including ‘Bad’ King John, Henry V, and Henry VIII. However, Kenilworth is most famously associated with Robert Dudley and Queen Elizabeth I
Coventry
Ricoh Arena, home of Aviva Premiership Rugby club Wasps, Wasps Netball and where Coventry City Football Club plays. It hosts live music in the Stadium and the Ericsson Indoor Arena.
BURTON-ON-TRENT
Built in 2012 and set in 330-acres of stunning Staffordshire countryside, St. George's Park is the home to all of England’s 27 national teams. With 13 outdoor pitches, including a replica of the Wembley surface, a full-size indoor 3G pitch, a suite…
SHREWSBURY
Visit the newly restored Shrewsbury Museum and Art Gallery and discover 650 million years of history and objects alongside brand new extraordinary contemporary art, all displayed within a Victorian concert hall and medieval house.
Worcester
The landscape and lakeside of Croome Park is full of paths which stretch for miles, taking you on a journey through 18th-century pleasure gardens.Wander through the empty spaces of the mansion house and learn about its' characters and communities.
Birmingham
Ackers Adventure – our ski, snowboard and outdoor activity centre is situated only 2 miles from the Birmingham city centre. Ackers Adventure is well established centre for various outdoor adventurous activities and outdoor pursuits.
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.
BIRMINGHAM
Sarehole Mill is a 250 year old working watermill famous for its association with author J.R.R Tolkien.
WORCESTER
The Battle of Worcester in 1651 was one of the largest land battles ever fought in England; a conservative estimate of the numbers suggests the Parliamentarians outnumbered the Royalists by 28000 to 12000.
BIRMINGHAM
Now open - A brand new ball room arrives in Digbeth. Expect: American pool tables, butterfly ping pong, beer pong battle stations, shuffleboard, 10 full sized bowling lanes, drinks and classic Indie soundtracks!
SOLIHULL
St Alphege is a flourishing parish church at the heart of Solihull. The church has stood at the end of the High Street for over eight hundred years. Today it continues to be a place of worship, witness and service for the whole community.
Birmingham
Ways to keep in touch and engaged online with virtual tours, an extensive image database, spotlight videos, and more, as the team bring the museums to you.
BIRMINGHAM
Birmingham venue and ‘vinyl bar’, Dead Wax Digbeth hosts some of Birmingham’s hottest live acts which take to the stages at the 120/230/100-capacity multi-room venue, formerly punk, rock, metal and alternative haunt The Wagon & Horses in the city’s…
Birmingham
The RBSA Gallery is owned by the Royal Birmingham Society of Artists, making it one of a rare few galleries to be owned by artists and run for artists. It has a changing programme of exhibitions on two floors, ground floor cafe and craft walls.
Edgbaston, BIRMINGHAM
Enabling visitors to explore life over the past 3.5 billion years, the Lapworth Museum showcases exceptional objects from one of the UK's most outstanding geological collections, with state-of-the-art galleries and a range of innovative and…
Bickenhill
Museum with a collection of 650 British machines from 1898-1993, housed in a new high architectural standard building.
At Tattu we are very passionate about art in all its forms, the beauty of body art and the self expression it projects was the main inspiration behind our brand. As part of our #TattutoYou series we wanted to share this passion with you and give you…
BIRMINGHAM
The Barber was founded in 1932 by Dame Martha Constance Hattie Barber in memory of her husband, Sir William Henry Barber. Housed in a Grade II listed Art Deco building designed by Robert Atkinson, it was officially opened by Queen Mary in 1939…
SOLIHULL
An easy-paced 11 mile circuit around south Warwickshire taking in the canal, woodland paths and arable farmland plus some road walking.
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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