Drayton Manor Family Theme Park is one of the oldest parks in the country where families can enjoy a day of excitement and adventure. Originally...

Tamworth Castle is a fantastic example of a Norman motte and bailey fortification. In later times a great many additions have been made to...

Twycross Zoo is dedicated to preserving threatened species whilst providing education, study and wonder for our many visitors. Through our successful breeding programmes we are...

This is a fine medieval church set in a beautiful old village, on land owned by Queen Godiva, according to the Domesday Book. It was...

Ash End House Childrens Farm is a small, family owned farm, lots of friendly animals to feed and stoke, mostly undercover. Hold a newly hatched...

The Staffordshire Regiment Museum tells the near 300-year history of the Staffordshire Regiment and of the four founding Regiments (38th, 64th, 80th and 98th) from...

An early 19th century blast furnace with interactive displays relating to the iron making process and the story of the furnace and it’s inhabitants. There...

Conkers is an outdoor pursuits facility that offers visitors the chance to challenge themselves in a range of sports and pastimes that they wouldn’t necessarily...

One of the most popular features of this gallery and museum is the permanent display that is dedicated to the world famous author George Eliot....

The George Eliot Hospital Museum was established in the early 1980s with the original intention of being a teaching aid for student doctors. However,...

This visitor centre is housed in an original 19th Century pottery that has been carefully preserved and restored to the exact state in which it...

Acquired by the National Trust in 1934, this excavation site has uncovered a Roman bathhouse and the remains of several Roman buildings. It is...

Wall was an important staging post on Watling Street, one of the trunk roads that the Romans built across Britain. The town would have...

Barwell Library is located at the heart of this small village and provides a limited range of books, video and audio materials for loan....

Captain Edward John Smith (1850-1912) began his seafaring career at the age of 13 and commanded many ships, and his last command was as Captain...

Lichfield Registry Office with its ornate architecture was once a free library and museum. The building was erected in 1856 and was in fact...

The Tudor Café is a beautiful example of Tudor architecture built at the turn of the 16th Century. A visit to the house on...

Lichfield Library stands close to the centre of the town, and has played an important cultural and educational role in the community for generations....

The Heritage Centre in Lichfield is open 7 days a week and offers the Heritage Collection (over 150 years of history through photographs, newspapers and...

The former house of Samuel Johnson is now a museum telling the story of his life. Samuel Johnson famous for his ’Dictionary of English’...

This museum was established in 1983 with the mandate of protecting and preserving for the nation the rich heritage of the Jaguar Motor Company and...

Chancellor Law’s Fountain opened in 1871 and was given to the people of Lichfield by Chancellor James Thomas Law (1790-1876). He was Chancellor of...

This popular antiques and craft centre is situated in rolling countryside, on the edge of the city. Special craft demonstrations can be arranged - ideal...

Minster Pool is the perfect place to watch the world go by or feed the ducks. It runs from Dam Street to Beacon Street...

Desford Library carries a large collection of books and audiovisual material that cross a broad range of subjects, some of which is available for loan....

Lichfield Cathedral is unique with its 3 magnificent spires and is referred to as ’Maids of the Vale’ or ’Ladies of the Vale’. Its...

Erasmus Darwin (1731 – 1802) was an extraordinary man, probably better known as grandfather to Charles Darwin and he made his home in Lichfield, Staffordshire....

The Earl Shilton Library is a cultural portal in the area and carries a large collection of books on a variety of subjects. The...

This building is a beautiful piece of architecture, representative of some of the finest building work that went on in this area of the Midlands....

Begun in 1480 by William of Hastings, this fantastic 15th Century moated castle is one of the absolute architectural masterpieces of the local area....

The library in Hinckley acts as a central cultural hub for the people of the community and the visitors who come here. The collection...

Hinckley Museum contains a wealth of information that helps to bring to life the fascinating story of this community. No matter whether you are...

Branston Water Park – forty-acre lake and country park surrounded by woodland, wetland and wildflower meadow. Facilities include information centre, playground, toilets, and picnic area...

The Bass Museum offers an exciting opportunity to enjoy the history of Brewing. A range of Exhibits, from the historic to hi-tech virtual reality displays...

This beautiful church is one of the most historic religious buildings in Coventry, dating from around 1130. Sadly, very little remains of the original...

The magnificent pumping engines at Claymills are one of the proudest pieces of industrial heritage that remain in this area. The preservation trust was...

The 1819 novel Ivanhoe, by Sir Walter Scott features a famous jousting scene that takes place outside of this beautiful castle in the heart of...

Located in the old school building at the heart of the community this library is, and has been for many years, one of the centres...

Opened in 1982, the collection at the main town museum is one of the finest in the area and is certainly the definitive source of...

The National Motorcycle Museum has a vast collection of British made motorcycles (from past and present) making it is one of the best and largest...