Best places: Historical landmarks in West Midlands Combined Authority

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

Remains of a cathedral destroyed by bombing during World War II, with scenic tower climbs.

Penal system history tracing local legal institutions back to the 1780s, with interactive tours.

Fortification built in the 15th century, now used as an art gallery with a cafe & harbour views.

Historic guildhall & event venue featuring monumental art & architecture from the medieval era.

Run by volunteers, a walled, 10-acre garden with over 600 species of plants, plus a holly maze.

Georgian baroque cathedral with notable stained glass, holding regular Mass, events & concerts.

👍👍 Such a massive and beautiful property. Great place for picnics

Founded in 1121, the extant ruins of this abbey include gardens, a gateway & dormitory for pilgrims.

Expansive, open city square featuring iconic stone lions, fountains & historic pubs.

👍👍 A very historic landmark in Southampton, the West Gate was the main gate for leaving and entering Southampton by sea. Henry V and his troops left by the gate in 1415 on their way to the battle of Agincourt. Also leaving from here were the Pilgrim Fathers embarked from West Quay on "the Mayflower" on...

👍👍 We always take a stroll to Plymouth Ho and The Barbican harbour when I visit my daughter and granddaughters..... whatever the season whatever the weather. Always on my to do list.

👍👍 A clean and quiet place with a beautiful view. It has a toilet and a green space for playing. A place to relax and have a pleasant walk. Those who are interested in fishing must come here once, they will be attracted by it.

Medieval gatehouse built as part of original city walls, now serving as a cultural & events space.

👍👍 Absolutely beautiful spot. We sat here at least once every day often bringing a cup of tea with us. So peaceful.

👍👍 A beautiful place in Birmingham to visit. Near to Town Center. 5 min walking from Grand Central railway station. The place is buzzing and vibrant with people. There lots of good food corners nearby like Nandos, Greegs, Wagamama..

👍👍 Here for a walk and view of new sea defences. Famous round tower adjacent and roofless church. parked nr Nelson statue. Probably the best part of Portsmouth with parents favourite pub the Still & West nearby used to visit when very young in the early 60's

👍👍 University of Birmingham and city icons. Highest free standing clock tower.

👍👍 You can't not visit here if you're in Portsmouth.... It has such a special atmosphere to it... You can feel the past in the buildings and walls that make up the Point The perfect spot to look out across the harbour to the Spinnaker and to be amazed at the size of the ships that pass right in front o...

👍👍 The Maiwand lion is an imposing monument to the 328 members of the Royal Berkshire Regiment who lost their lives in the battle of Maiwand in Afghanistan way back in 1880. The lion atop this huge block weighs around 80 times that of a real lion.