Best places: Tourist attractions in Lichfield, United Kingdom

Expansive woodland area with memorials and thousands of trees in honour of those fallen in service.

Spacious Hindu temple with many shrines, hosting regular events & pre-booked guided tours.

Gothic edifice with daily CofE services and choral evensong, plus an Anglo-Saxon treasure hoard.

Antiques and botanical gardens with 6,000 plants in Edwardian industrialist's grand country house.

Adventure-activity chain venue where groups explore the forest canopy via a treetop rope course.

Guided tours of 4 fully restored historic houses that show how life changed between 1840 & 1977.

👍👍 Brilliant place! So much to see and do for all ages. Trains, tram rides, an amazing collection of steam engines plus a superb soft play area and climbing wall for children. Refreshments are available and reasonably priced and there are plenty of very well appointed toilet facilities. We will certain...

👍👍 Fantastic experience!!!! I came here on a stag do and it was brilliant! I'm not great at names but the ladie who dealt with us at the start was such a barrell of laughs and made the experience all that much better. Our instructor was also great! We did the zombie apocalypse course which I'd highly r...

Exploration of life in an 1850s iron-working town, with a coal seam, forge, steam engine & shops.

2000 acres of parkland with bike/bridle paths and lakes, for walking, jogging, cycling and angling.

Timber-framed Victorian manor with Arts and Crafts movement interiors and Pre-Raphaelite paintings.

White-domed, cross-denominational place of Islamic worship, opened in 1975, and open to visitors.

Popular attraction featuring boat tours through the region's canal & tunnel network.

Fossils in local Wenlock limestone, plus colourful gems and crystals in an airy Edwardian building.

Ornate Hindu temple in converted red-brick building, also offering faith and Hindi language classes.

Free to visit bird-rich woodland, water and meadow nature reserve with 2 farms and walking trails.

👍 The entrance is on the right side of Dixons (little mews). Its a nice and quiet park but unfortunately you need a key to enter the park (I had to wait for someone to open the gate on my way in and on my way out) Also, avoid sitting close to the pool as I saw a big rat and a mouse running near the po...

👍 Great experience, with amazing decor, along which a whole robot which can serve you drinks. However waiting time was annoying for my first time, booked for 1:30pm and didn’t call us up until 2pm, was already tight in time. After that also had some VR Headset issues where the screen kept blurring aro...

Mixed habitat bird-spotting reserve, plus lake, meadow and woodland walks with viewing platforms.

Former industrial landscape, now protected & home to a peaceful canal area reverting to nature.