Historical Interest

An impressive prehistoric burial chamber, formed of large blocks of stone.

The museum houses broad collection of 100 buses and other vehicles from the Midlands. Classic buses and miniature steam railway provide rides on event days.

Fine and applied art, archaeology, local history collections all displayed in the same building. World famous collection of work by the pre-Raphaelites.

A warm welcome awaits you at Britain's friendliest open-air museum. Wander around original shops and houses, ride on fair attractions, take a look down the underground coalmine.

Watch the world go by over 100 years ago.

Story of Cadbury's chocolate includes chocolate-making demonstration and attractions for all ages, with free samples, free parking, shop and restaurant.

Two hundred cars and commercial vehicles from 1896 to date, 200 cycles from 1818 to date, 90 motorcycles from 1920 to date and 'Thrust 2' and 'Thrust SSC' land speed record cars.

Whether you are interested in fine china, fun interactives or a 'Victorian' town, its all to be found in this World Heritage Site.

Edward II signed his abdication here and John of Gaunt created the banqueting hall. Elizabeth I entertained by Robert Dudley.

Childhood home of Shakespeare's mother. An example of Tudor farmstead. Also Palmers Farm, the countryside museum and falconry demonstrations.

Museum with a collection of 650 British machines from 1898-1993, housed in a new high architectural standard building.

Follow the route to family fun at one of Shropshire's most exciting all weather visitor attractions. With animals large and small, animal feeding, milking, pony grooming, huge indoor play areas and outdoor adventure play.

Transport, Research & Development, Warplanes, Missiles and Aero-Engine collections. Also an art gallery, temporary exhibition gallery and interactives in our Fun 'n' Flight area. Gift shop, restaurant and flight simulator £2.50 a ride.

The world famous house where William Shakespeare was born in 1564 and where he grew up. See the highly acclaimed Shakespeare Exhibition.

Toy museum is housed in a building of historic interest. Whitefriars Gate built in 1352. Various toys, dolls, trains and tin plate toys.

New 4.5 million pound visitor centre. It exhibits centuries of craftmanship on a plate. Audioguided tour includes exhibition and demonstration areas. Shop and restaurants.

Thinktank is Birmingham's new £50 million Museum of Science and Discovery where the emphasis is firmly on hands on exhibits and interactive fun.

Set in 60 acres of grounds with State rooms, Armoury, Dungeon, Torture Chamber, 'A Royal Weekend Party 1898', 'Kingmaker' and the new Mill and Engine House.