Heart of England Tourist Information

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Birmingham, Coventry and Warwickshire, Herefordshire, Country, Shropshire, Staffordshire and Worcestershire.

There is a wealth of experiences to choose from in the Heart of England, with its melting pot of cultures, heady mix of myths and legends, famous characters, world class events and outdoor activities there is something to cater to all tastes.

Home to the Peak District National Park the Heart of England offers visitors the opportunity to take in breathtaking views whilst enjoying the health benefits of walking, cycling and water-sports. The region also boasts extensive waterways and canals, central to its industrial heritage, now popular with tourists taking idyllic boating holidays whilst soaking up the region's culture along the way.

Central to the region is Birmingham, offering a cultural scene second to none, with fantastic nightlife, a full calendar of international events, top attractions and some of the best retail therapy to be found in the UK. A thriving arts and crafts scene still reigns in The Black Country and Worcester with acclaimed festivals and events taking place throughout the year.

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Shakespeare Country

Explore the region's heritage and visit the quintessentially British Anne Hathaway's cottage where the young William Shakespeare wooed his wife to be. Be stunned by the architecture of Worcester Cathedral one of England 's most inspiring buildings, with Medieval cloisters, royal tombs and stunning examples of Victorian stained glass.

 
Major Attractions

With some of the UK's major attractions based here it's little wonder that the Heart of England draws a great number of tourists, from Alton Towers and Drayton Manor offering a world of excitement to thrill seekers of all ages to fabulous zoo's and farm museums.

For the Food Lover

The Heart of England offers perhaps one of the most diverse ranges of cuisines in the UK. Eateries offering spicy Baltis jostle for space with vendors of traditional fare such as Staffordshire oatcakes and locally produced free-range produce. The region is famed for its real ales and welcoming traditional English pubs.