Best places: Tourist attractions in Norton, United Kingdom

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

Aviation history seen through decommissioned planes housed in wartime hangers, plus tech exhibits.

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

Expanse of heather-covered hills with abundant wildlife and walking, cycling and horse riding paths.

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

Norman-era, Gothic place of CofE worship containing the tomb of King John and a 235-step tower.

👍👍 Gorgeous place to visit, shops, river, low town, high town, cliff railway too. Wonderful views out over countryside, and of course, the steam trains are the real gems. Nice pub as you first get there, and plenty of places to eat once in the town too. It is hilly, but plenty of places for a rest on a...

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

👍👍 We love the Severn Valley.each stop has its own bit of magic a great day our in the spring and summer months especially and in October we do the ghost train which is great fun

100 acres of parkland with rugged sandstone hills, gullies & caves, with a tearoom & services.

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.

👍👍 National trust site. There are two sides you can access the Adams Hill side (where there is a pub) Clent Side where the NT facilities are. £3 parking all day on Clent side. Toilets and Cafe both on this side. Cafe sells really nice "cafe food". Bought a sausage and ketchup sandwich on the lovely f...

29-acre parkland known for its vibrant flower gardens, grassy areas & fountains.

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

Elizabethan and Georgian mansion with surviving priest holes and wall paintings, plus a malt house.

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.

👍👍 Spent a morning on a Flying/Handling experience, a birthday gift from my daughter. Had a wonderful time, met a variety of birds, all of whom performed beautifully for my small group. We even handled a young Lanner Falcon, still on his training line and only on his second experience. Our Falconer was...

Built in 1779, the world's first cast-iron bridge is an iconic tribute to Britain’s industrial past.