Best places: Tourist attractions in West Midlands Combined Authority

👍👍 Excellent trip with Serenity Tours, nearly three hours with an hour on the Inner Farne island which is free to land on for National Trust members. I only had my phone camera but I was amazed how close we could actually get to the nesting birds; so an expensive super zoom camera wasn't really necessa...

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

Museum within the world's oldest commissioned warship which gained fame at the Battle of Trafalgar.

Museum for 16th-century Tudor warship, & King Henry VIII's favourite, built in 1510 & sunk in 1545.

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

Britain's first iron-hulled, armoured warship and pride of the fleet with an on-site visitor centre.

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

River valley with oak woods, a cycle trail on a former rail line & Peregrine falcons at Cann Quarry.

Historic area with iconic attractions like Nelson's HMS Victory, HMS Warrior & the Mary Rose Museum.

16th-century, English Renaissance style mansion housing natural history museum, set in parkland.

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.

Famed cliffside green space featuring a lighthouse, a statue of Sir Francis Drake & war memorials.

State-of-the-art museum covering public transportation, the auto industry, cycling and eco concerns.

Modern, 20th-century place of CofE worship plus the Medieval ruins of the building bombed in WWII.

👍👍 Wonderful day out, lots of different routes to walk on the White Cliffs. Great views of the harbour but becareful nit to go to close to the edge. Some parts, especially on the edge are scary as there are no barriers. The light house has s coffee shop you can rest in.

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.

Monumental obelisk commemorating British and Commonwealth naval casualties from the world wars.

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