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WHAT TO DO & WHERE TO GO
You don’t have to travel far to reach the green
countryside. To the North West, 3 miles west of
Wolverhampton is The National Trust Property –
Wightwick Manor and Gardens. The house s furnished
with William Morris fabrics. Many National Trust
properties have good parking facilities but please
be thoughtful of other users – try to park in areas
of the car parks that won’t hinder others.
Birmingham
itself offers the
Birmingham Eco Park,
Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery,
Cadbury World,
Ikon Gallery,
Musuem of the Jewellery Quarter,
National Sea Life Centre,
Royal Birmingham Society of Artists Gallery,
Think Tank,
Tolkein's Birmingham.
Also check
out
Aston Hall,
Midland Air Musuem at Baginton,
Cadbury World and
Selly Manor at Bournville. Castle Bromwich
Castle Bromwich Hall Gardens, Coventry
Coventry Cathedral and
Herbert Art Gallery, Dudley
Black Country Living Museum,
Black Country Living Musuem,
Dudley Musuem & Art Gallery and
Dudley Zoo, Edgbaston
Birmingham Botanical Gardens & Glasshouses, Kingswinford
Broadfield House Glass Museum, Walsall
New Art Gallery and
Walsall Leather Musuem,
Wolverhampton
Bantock House & Park and
Wolverhampton Art Gallery.
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Shropshire
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Staffordshire
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WEST
MIDLANDS
4.
Warwickshire
5.
Worcestershire
6.
Herefordshire
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