Best Attractions near Sir Frank Whittle

Explore Coventry’s medieval jewel where kings ruled, queens were imprisoned, and history lives through stunning tapestries and grand halls.

Experience the rhythmic soul of Coventry at Drapers' Hall, a historic concert hall celebrated for its vibrant live music and stunning architecture.

Britain's first post-war civic theatre, where modern architecture meets cultural ambition in Coventry's rebuilt city centre.

Discover Coventry’s beautifully preserved Tudor almshouse, a serene 16th-century timber-framed refuge with rich history and enduring charm.

Discover Coventry’s medieval gem, St John the Baptist Church, rich in history, Gothic artistry, and tales from England’s turbulent past.

Coventry Market: A historic and vibrant city centre market offering fresh produce, international flavors, and artisan goods since 1958.

Bull Yard is Coventry’s vibrant pedestrian precinct blending post-war heritage with lively retail, dining, and cultural experiences in the city centre.

Butts Park Arena: Coventry’s vibrant rugby heart, blending rich heritage with modern sporting spirit in a welcoming community venue.

Explore Coventry’s iconic 2-Tone Village, a vibrant museum, café, and live music venue celebrating the city’s legendary ska heritage.

Explore medieval castle ruins and vibrant recreational zones in Coventry’s historic and family-friendly Caludon Castle Park.

Step back to AD 60 at Lunt Roman Fort, a unique reconstructed Roman cavalry base near Coventry with immersive history and living reenactments.

Experience the thrill of flying with authentic Boeing 747 and other flight simulators at Coventry Aeroplane Club’s premier aviation hub.

Explore Stoneleigh Abbey, a majestic estate blending medieval origins, Georgian elegance, and literary heritage in tranquil Warwickshire grounds.

Explore the evocative ruins of a grand medieval abbey nestled within Kenilworth’s scenic Abbey Fields park.

Explore the majestic ruins and tranquil Elizabethan Garden of Kenilworth Castle, a historic jewel of Tudor England and royal heritage.

Explore Brinklow Castle’s majestic Norman earthworks atop an ancient mound commanding the historic Fosse Way in Warwickshire.

Your essential gateway to exploring Shakespeare’s historic town with expert advice, tickets, and local insights in Stratford-upon-Avon.

Discover the charm of Kenilworth’s countryside with immersive alpaca walks, meet-and-greets, and family-friendly farm experiences.

Authentic farm-fresh produce and artisan delights in the heart of Warwickshire’s countryside.

Discover the haunting beauty and rich legends of Guys Cliffe House, Warwick’s atmospheric Gothic ruin and ancient spiritual sanctuary.

Explore the serene Oxford Canal, a historic 200-year-old waterway weaving heritage, nature, and community through Oxfordshire’s scenic landscapes.

A welcoming canal-side gastropub in Warwick serving hearty British classics and quality ales in a scenic waterside setting.

A historic thatched gastropub in Radford Semele serving seasonal British classics with a warm, welcoming atmosphere and quality local ingredients.

Explore nearly 900 years of history in Warwick’s Jacobean St John's House, a Grade I listed mansion blending heritage, education, and intimate events.

A historic riverside park in central Warwick offering gardens, sports, and family-friendly leisure in a tranquil natural setting.

Discover Warwick’s timeless medieval castle, charming historic streets, and tranquil river setting in the heart of Warwickshire.

Discover Warwick’s charming Victorian cast iron postbox, a vibrant red relic of 19th-century British postal heritage still in use beside East Gate clock tower.

Discover St Mary’s Church, Warwick: a historic collegiate church blending medieval grandeur with post-fire Gothic revival in the heart of Warwick.

Discover timeless treasures and vintage charm at Warwick Antiques Centre, a historic marketplace in the heart of Warwick.

Explore the rich history of the Warwickshire Yeomanry cavalry regiment in the historic Georgian Court House of Warwick.

Historic Warwick gastropub and inn offering seasonal cuisine, fine ales, and cozy accommodation in the heart of Market Place.

Discover Warwick Market’s vibrant Saturday stalls in the historic Market Place, where fresh local produce and unique crafts come alive every week.

Discover serene panoramic views and peaceful charm at Nan’s Mound, Knowle’s beloved natural lookout over the village cricket green.

Step into over 1,100 years of history at Warwick Castle, where medieval grandeur meets immersive live entertainment and scenic grounds.

Discover Warwickshire’s rich history in a 17th-century landmark with fossils, Roman treasures, and a live beehive at Market Hall Museum.

Step into Warwick Castle’s dark past with The Castle Dungeon, a spine-chilling immersive journey through plague, torture, and medieval terror.

Explore centuries of military history and medieval charm at the Lord Leycester Hospital’s Weird Walk of Warwick, a unique living heritage site.

Step into a living medieval masterpiece where Tudor history breathes through centuries-old timber walls and enduring traditions.

Step inside the Time Tower at Warwick Castle for an immersive journey through centuries of history with captivating audiovisual storytelling and stunning views.

A rare Victorian detached garden oasis in Warwick, blending horticultural heritage with community spirit and tranquil charm.

Explore 500 years of history, secret priest holes, and tranquil gardens at Warwickshire’s enchanting Baddesley Clinton manor.

Discover over 1,100 years of history, thrilling live shows, and breathtaking views at Warwick Castle, one of Britain’s finest medieval fortresses.

Touchwood Solihull: A vibrant shopping and leisure destination blending retail, dining, and entertainment in a stylish, accessible setting.

A peaceful 25.5-mile canal winding through Warwickshire countryside, perfect for walks, boating and quiet riverside moments in Stratford-upon-Avon.

A lively urban shopping and leisure centre in Birmingham offering over 50 stores, dining, cinema, and entertainment under one roof.

Step back into Tudor England at Blakesley Hall, a beautifully preserved 1590 merchant’s house with original features and peaceful gardens in Birmingham.

Step into history at Bosworth Battlefield Heritage Centre, where the dramatic 1485 battle shaped England’s future amid scenic rural trails and immersive exhibits.

Discover 10 acres of exquisite 18th-century English Baroque gardens and serene parkland, a historic oasis in Birmingham’s urban landscape.

The 18th-century water mill that inspired J.R.R. Tolkien's Shire, now a living museum of industrial heritage.

A charming rural shopping village blending antiques, crafts, and local food in Warwickshire’s scenic countryside.

A spacious and accessible shopping park in Birmingham offering popular brands, free parking, and family-friendly amenities.

Explore an Elizabethan manor steeped in history and surrounded by 180 acres of tranquil deer park near Warwick.