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Walsall
Housing a fabulous children’s play area with a splash pad to keep the children cool during hot summer days. A wonderful boating lake with lakeside café, tennis courts and acres of open playing fields.
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
Birmingham's newest, award-winning independent museum The Coffin Works is a truly unique space exploring the social history and cultural changes that have influenced a once highly-prestigious Jewellery Quarter firm.
Solihull
A garden centre like no other! Offering an exciting range of cold hardy exotic plants including ferns, palms, bamboos and perennials - from seedling to mature specimens. Also apart of the Tribe restaurant, where you can experience authentic…
Atherstone
We are open 364 days of the year (only closed on Christmas day).
Come and see our comprehensive collection of primates, mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, invertebrates and fish! We have over 1,000 animals on show including Bornean Orangutans.
STOURBRIDGE
Reaching 100ft into the sky this glass heritage visitor attraction is an impressive site on the Stourbridge landscape and an integral part of the historic Stourbridge Glass Quarter.
TAMWORTH
Create fun family memories at Drayton Manor Park, home of Thomas Land anytime throughout the main park season which usually runs between March and October enjoying all the thrills and spills of the park.
WORCESTER
This is a gentle stroll through the streets which Elgar knew from childhood. With brief stops to admire each of the significant landmarks, the approximate distance is a little over one mile.
Birmingham
The Museum of the Jewellery Quarter is built around a perfectly preserved jewellery workshop offering a unique glimpse of working life in Birmingham's famous Jewellery Quarter.
BIRMINGHAM
Step into Selly Manor Museum to discover how the Tudors cooked, dressed and lived over 500 years ago.
Dudley
Visit the award-winning Black Country Living Museum and join in with 300 years of history like no other.
BIRMINGHAM
An 18th century garden in the middle of a 21st century city. A green space to breathe, run about, relax.
BIRMINGHAM
Test your limits as you take on some of the world's most incredible mental and physical challenges inspired by Bear’s love of adventure.
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
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
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.
Shifnal
The RAF Museum Cosford is home to over 70 historic aircraft, displayed in three wartime hangars and within the award-winning National Cold War Exhibition.
Solihull,
Go for a spin of a different kind Land Rover Experience in Solihull.
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?
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.
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