Heart of England Tourist Attractions

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Alton Towers - Alton, Staffordshire

With an incredible array of attractions the Alton Towers theme park is a Mecca for thrill seekers of all ages. Unwind after your adventures in the luxurious spa, or splash around in the vast Waterpark. The on-site resort hotels and restaurants provide the perfect place to rest after an exciting day.

Cadbury World - Bournville, Birmingham

Enjoy a delicious day out at Cadbury World, and experience the making and history of Cadbury chocolate. With hands on exhibits, such as creating your own unique chocolate bar, growing a cocoa bean, or seeing yourself moulded in chocolate, alongside fabulous rides and attractions Cadbury World is fun for all the family.

Warwick Castle - Warwick

With its turbulent history, historic exhibits, re-enactments and hands on experiences Warwick Castle certainly brings history to life. Its 60 acres of wonderfully landscaped gardens provide the perfect backdrop for birds of prey shows and jousting competitions.

Castle Howard - York

Set in the heart of North Yorkshire and one the UK 's grandest private residences you will be swept away by the intricate architecture of the castle, and the beauty of its landscaped grounds.

Black Country Living Museum - Dudley

Visit Britain 's most welcoming museum and immerse yourself in a village of yesteryear with re-created authentic shops, houses and even a mine!

The Elgar Birthplace Museum - Worcester

Providing a fascinating insight into the life and works of Sir Edward Elgar, one of England 's finest composers. Follow the story of Elgar's musical development, visit the 150 th year commemorative statue, and see the country cottage where Elgar was born.

Severn Valley Railway - Bewdley

Running for 16 miles from Kidderminster to Bridgnorth, this superbly restored steam railway boasts one of the largest collections of locomotives and rolling stock. With themed weekends, such as a 1940's event, and steam gala's this wonderful railway offers a wonderfully nostalgic day out.

The Heritage Motor Centre - Gaydon

With many informative and interactive displays charting the history of British motoring, how cars work, and the effect British car production has had on the motor industry.

Shakespeare’s Birthplace - Stratford-upon-Avon

Visit the town house where Shakespeare was born, and let it's period guides, dressed in traditional clothing help you explore life in Tudor times. There are several performances of Shakespeare's plays throughout the day, plus the newly opened Life Love and Legacy exhibition.