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LICHFIELD
This biographical museum and bookshop is located in the center of the city of Lichfield.
SOLIHULL
An easy-paced 11 mile circuit around south Warwickshire taking in the canal, woodland paths and arable farmland plus some road walking.
Dudley
Himley Hall is a commanding 18th Century building set amongst 180 acres of ‘Capability’ Brown landscaped parkland. It now hosts a number of exhibitions and events throughout the year.
SHREWSBURY
A beautiful circular walk around Shrewsbury, visiting the River Severn, exploring the castle grounds and the Quarry Park.
BIRMINGHAM
Sutton Park is a 2,400 acre National Nature Reserve and is one of the largest urban parks in Europe.
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.
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.
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
Our mission is to inspire people about the natural environment. We also provide volunteering opportunities in the garden and are a venue for educational activities.
Birmingham
A beautiful historic building at the heart of the city, Birmingham Cathedral contains four famous Pre-Raphaelite windows by Burne-Jones, surrounded by restored churchyard.
BIRMINGHAM
Ikon is Birmingham's leading contemporary art gallery. Located in a dramatic Victorian building - formerly a boarding school - Ikon presents a regular programme of exhibitions, events, learning workshops and seminars, representing some of the…
WALSALL
Virtual admission to the gallery is free with access to the permanent collections, temporary exhibitions and an education programme for children, families and adults.
Shrewsbury
Aiming to give all children opportunities to enjoy being outside and discovering wildlife, you can enjoy wildlife and insect trails.
BIRMINGHAM
Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery (BMAG) first opened in 1885. It is housed in a Grade II* listed city centre landmark building. There are over 40 galleries to explore that display art, applied art, social history, archaeology and ethnography.
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…
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.
BIRMINGHAM
Sarehole Mill is a 250 year old working watermill famous for its association with author J.R.R Tolkien.
WALSALL
Housing a fabulous children’s play area with a splash pad to keep the children cool during hot summer days.
Birmingham
Monet, Manet and Magritte; Rubens, Reynold, Renoir, Rossetti and Rodin; Gainsborough, Gauguin, Van Gogh and Van Dyck; Degas, Botticelli and Turner - the galleries at the Grade 1 listed Barber Institute of Fine Arts house an outstanding art…
SUTTON COLDFIELD
Sutton Coldfield is steeped in history with its buildings tell the story of the town. The Sutton Coldfield Civic Society has devised a‘Heritage Trail’ so that more can be learnt about the town, the trail includes stops at Holy Trinity Tower, Bishop…
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