Best Attractions near Blakesley Hall Museum

Explore the UK’s longest canal, where historic engineering meets tranquil countryside and vibrant city life along 137 miles from London to Birmingham.

Historic canal link weaving Birmingham’s industrial past with vibrant urban renewal and tranquil waterside charm.

A thought-provoking museum and installation in Birmingham exploring British Empire legacies through food, art, and cultural history in Digbeth.

Historic 15-mile canal linking Birmingham’s urban core to peaceful countryside with iconic locks, tunnels, and a Gothic footbridge.

Birmingham's award-winning urban oasis: 6.75 acres of contemporary design, water features, and green space in the city centre.

A lively, interactive outdoor science playground for children within Birmingham’s vibrant Science Garden.

A bold Birmingham landmark blending science, education, and events in a striking modern building at the heart of the city.

Explore science, history, and innovation hands-on at Birmingham’s award-winning Thinktank Science Museum with immersive exhibits and a 4K Planetarium.

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

Discover the mystical woodland that inspired Tolkien’s Middle-earth, where ancient history and rich biodiversity create a magical urban nature reserve.

A sculptural, disc-clad flagship department store offering luxury shopping, dining and creative events at the heart of Birmingham’s Bullring.

Historic Neo-Gothic church and spiritual sanctuary at Birmingham’s vibrant Bull Ring, blending medieval heritage with modern city life.

Iconic Birmingham shopping destination blending historic roots with modern retail and vibrant dining experiences.

Explore Birmingham’s vibrant Bullring Rag Market, a bustling hub of fabrics, fashion, and diverse goods in the city centre.

Historic bronze statue honoring Admiral Horatio Nelson’s naval victories, located in Birmingham’s Bull Ring since 1809.

Experience Birmingham’s iconic shopping and dining destination blending modern design, diverse retail, and vibrant social life.

Compact, sheltered city-centre shopping with practical high-street and independent stalls, ideal for quick stops and everyday needs near Birmingham’s retail core.

Step inside Birmingham’s historic Victorian Lock-up and explore two centuries of policing history through interactive exhibits and authentic artifacts.

Dive into the vibrant nightlife of Birmingham at Nightingale Club, a renowned gay night club offering unforgettable experiences and a welcoming atmosphere.

Birmingham's central shopping hub honoring a dynasty of mayors, blending retail buzz with echoes of Unitarian heritage and civic pride.

A vibrant shopping and leisure complex in central Birmingham, combining retail, dining and entertainment in a modern, covered environment.

Step back in time at Birmingham’s last surviving 19th-century back-to-back houses, where history and community come alive through immersive guided tours.

Step into Birmingham’s industrial past at the last surviving Back to Back houses, a vivid glimpse into 19th-century working-class life.

Step inside Birmingham’s last surviving back-to-back houses and explore the rich social history of its industrial working-class heritage.

Birmingham's grand Victorian theatre where 125 years of entertainment history meets world-class performances.

Discover Birmingham’s iconic House of Fraser on Corporation Street, a historic department store offering diverse fashion, beauty, and homewares across six floors.

A lively cultural square outside Birmingham Hippodrome, alive with performances, festivals, and the spirit of the Chinese Quarter.

A towering mechanical bull named after Ozzy Osbourne, symbolizing Birmingham’s industrial might and musical heritage at New Street Station Forecourt.

A stunning, modern shopping centre integrated with Birmingham’s New Street Station, offering diverse retail and dining in a light-filled, accessible space.

Discover Birmingham’s elegant Victorian shopping arcade blending historic charm with boutique shops, fine foods, and cozy bars.

A vibrant crossroads in Birmingham city centre blending historic elegance and dynamic shopping at New Street and Burlington Arcade.

Experience Birmingham's vibrant culture and rich history at The Grand Central Bull, a must-see tourist attraction in the heart of the city.

A historic corner pub in Birmingham’s Gun Quarter, once a payhouse for gunmakers and later a community arts and brewery hub, now closed but deeply woven into the city’s industrial story.

Discover Birmingham Cathedral, a stunning Baroque masterpiece and vibrant community hub in the heart of Birmingham, rich in history and artistry.

Historic Victorian pub and vibrant studio theatre in Birmingham’s city centre, blending rich heritage with live entertainment and refined British dining.

A Gothic Revival masterpiece and spiritual heart of Birmingham, home to the relics of St Chad and a symbol of Catholic resurgence in England.

Step into a 17th-century Jacobean mansion in Birmingham, where grand architecture, Civil War scars, and ghostly legends come alive in a peaceful park setting.

Experience the largest authentic German Christmas market outside Germany, alive with festive food, crafts, and music in Birmingham’s Victoria Square.

Historic French Renaissance former Head Post Office now vibrant Grade A office space overlooking Birmingham’s civic heart.