West Midlands
The West Midlands is a varied and interesting region, which encompasses Birmingham, Bournville, Coventry, the Black Country, Solihull and Wolverhampton.
Birmingham is a diverse city with a fascinating history and a world-class cultural scene. The city hosts major international events and exhibitions and offers award-winning restaurants, superb shops and an exciting nightlife.
The nearby village of Bournville was built by the chocolate manufacturer, George Cadbury. Full of history and home to some fascinating buildings, the village is a short walk from the popular Cadbury World tourist attraction.
Coventry is famous for Lady Godiva, who rode naked through the streets of the city, and for St George the dragon-slayer. Latter-day attractions include beautiful parks and buildings, terrific bars and great restaurants and shopping facilities.
The Black Country is 30 minutes from Birmingham International Airport and consists of historic towns steeped in tradition and situated amid lovely, green countryside.
Solihull is another destination oozing heritage, with its beautifully preserved 15th century Manor House and medieval parish church.
One of the UK’s new Millennium Cities, Wolverhampton has a wealth of attractions, heritage and facilities for all types of visitors. Attractions include Bantock House and Park, Moseley Old Hall, Wolverhampton Art Gallery and an all-weather racecourse.
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