Best Attractions near Bewdley Museum

Discover fresh local produce, family fun, and scenic farm life at Top Barn Farm Shop & Farm Park near Worcester.

Step into history at Rosedene, a rare Chartist cottage offering a peaceful glimpse into 19th-century working-class life in Worcestershire.

Discover the Wychbury Obelisk in Hagley, a historical landmark with breathtaking views and a rich heritage waiting to be explored by tourists.

Explore Wichenford Dovecote, a charming 17th-century timbered structure housing hundreds of nesting boxes, a rare symbol of aristocratic rural life in Worcestershire.

Discover the 16th-century Hawford Dovecote, a charming Tudor timbered relic nestled in Worcestershire’s peaceful countryside.

Historic 14th-century deer park in Worcester offering lush gardens, family play areas, and tranquil green spaces for all ages.

England's largest working watermill, where 18th-century heritage and steam trains converge in a wooded Shropshire valley.

West Midlands' premier shopping and entertainment destination with 180+ retailers, dining, and leisure.

Explore one of the UK’s largest urban nature reserves, where ancient woodlands and rich geology meet the legacy of coal mining.

Discover the dramatic ruins and tranquil gardens of Bridgnorth Castle, crowned by a leaning tower with stunning views over the Severn Valley.

Explore Hanbury Hall’s exquisite 18th-century art, gardens, and festive charm nestled in Worcestershire’s tranquil countryside.

A serene World War I memorial park in Worcester offering vibrant recreational spaces and peaceful riverside conservation.

Step into the serene birthplace of Sir Edward Elgar, where history, music, and nature blend in a charming Worcestershire cottage and garden.

A late-Victorian house museum and 17th-century hall set in 55 acres of award-winning parkland, offering history, hands-on activities and peaceful green space in the Black Country.

Explore Bratch Locks, a charming Georgian canal staircase near Wolverhampton, where history, architecture, and nature converge in a tranquil waterside setting.

A quiet, evocative ruin of a 13th-century Premonstratensian abbey, visible from a footpath in the West Midlands countryside.

Discover timeless antiques and charming garden statues at Jones Of Shropshire, a welcoming treasure trove in Pattingham near Wolverhampton.

Discover artisan crafts, rustic dining, and tranquil gardens in a charming 200-year-old barn complex near Bromsgrove.

Explore centuries of medical history and innovation at Worcester’s interactive Infirmary Museum, blending science, art, and community heritage.

Discover Worcester’s rich heritage and British Impressionist art in a charming Victorian museum with engaging exhibitions and family-friendly activities.

Sprawling woodland escape with panoramic views, free parking, and trails for every ability.

Industrial heritage meets ecological recovery at this transformed canal-side nature reserve.

Worcester’s vibrant city-centre shopping and dining destination with over 60 stores and diverse eateries in a modern, accessible setting.

Explore 150 acres of scenic trails, wildlife habitats, and family-friendly fun at Baggeridge Country Park, a reclaimed mining landscape turned nature haven.

Worcester’s towering 245-foot slender spire, Glover's Needle, blends historic architecture, industrial heritage, and wildlife conservation in a scenic riverside setting.

Step back in time with engaging themed walking tours that reveal the rich history and hidden stories of Worcester.

Medieval butchers' street transformed into a charming independent shopping destination in Worcester's historic heart.

Discover Worcester’s vibrant vinyl record shop, café, and live music bar where culture, coffee, and community come together.

Discover the rich history and timeless charm of Greyfriars, a late-medieval timber-framed house nestled in Worcester’s historic heart.

Honoring Sir Edward Elgar, Worcestershire’s celebrated composer whose timeless music shaped British classical heritage.

Step back into Tudor England at Worcester’s authentic Tudor House Museum, where history lives in every beam and corner.

Step back 600 years at Lower Brockhampton, a moated medieval manor surrounded by orchards and woodland on a vast National Trust estate.

Historic canal wharf at the top of Britain’s longest lock flight, offering scenic walks and rich waterways heritage in Worcestershire.

A vibrant traditional market in the heart of Dudley offering fresh produce, local goods, and a lively community atmosphere six days a week.

Discover the historic Edgar Tower in Worcester, an architectural gem offering breathtaking views and a glimpse into the city's rich heritage.

Explore Worcester’s iconic Civil War headquarters with immersive history, beautiful gardens, and a cozy canal-side café.

Discover 250 years of exquisite Worcester porcelain craftsmanship and creativity in the historic heart of Worcester.

Historic hilltop park in Worcester offering panoramic views, Civil War heritage, and family-friendly play areas.

Explore medieval ruins and rare wildlife at Dudley Zoo and Castle, a captivating blend of history and nature in the heart of Dudley.

Discover Birmingham’s tranquil 450-acre country park with scenic trails, wildlife habitats, an urban farm, and horse riding adventures.

A peaceful riverside nature reserve in Worcester offering seasonal beauty, wildlife, and tranquil walks along the River Severn.

Explore England’s first national nature reserve, a fossil-rich Silurian limestone landscape with rich mining heritage and immersive geological trails.

Underground limestone basin where industrial heritage meets subterranean exploration through historic canal tunnels.

Explore ancient woodlands, vibrant meadows, and family-friendly adventures just outside Worcester city centre.

Step back in time and explore over 300 years of Black Country industrial heritage in a vibrant open-air museum with living history and authentic experiences.

Discover Dudley’s underground limestone caverns and canals on a captivating boat tour through 428 million years of history.

Explore the highest hills in West Midlands, rich in nature, history, and panoramic views in the heart of Oldbury’s green landscape.

A peaceful country park trail along a historic railway line, perfect for walking, cycling, and connecting with Staffordshire’s natural and industrial heritage.

Explore 30 acres of award-winning gardens and tranquil parkland at Spetchley Park, a historic family estate near Worcester with rich heritage and seasonal blooms.

A countryside estate where specialist shopping, fine dining, and gardens converge into one distinctive destination.

Explore the Victorian charm and Arts and Crafts beauty of Wightwick Manor and Gardens, a cultural gem in Wolverhampton.

Discover breathtaking panoramic views of the River Severn and Malvern Hills from Worcester’s accessible Ketch Viewpoint.

Explore an elegant Edwardian mansion and its beautifully restored gardens, immersing yourself in Wolverhampton’s rich local history and heritage.

A warm, welcoming country pub in Callow End offering homemade local food, scenic beer garden views, and a friendly atmosphere.

Step into a 17th-century yeoman’s home at this Grade I listed timber-framed gem in West Bromwich, now a museum of Stuart life and local heritage.

A charming farm shop and café in Callow End offering fresh local produce and a cozy countryside retreat.

Step back into Tudor England at Selly Manor Museum, a lovingly preserved timber-framed manor with rich Cadbury family heritage and charming gardens.

Discover the rich heritage of Bournville village and the Cadbury family legacy in this immersive chocolate-themed experience.

Discover the magic of chocolate at Cadbury World, Birmingham’s immersive family attraction celebrating over a century of Cadbury heritage.

Discover Galton Bridge, an iconic historical landmark in Smethwick, offering picturesque views and rich industrial heritage for all tourists.

Explore West Bromwich’s High Street, a vibrant shopping mile blending local charm with diverse retail and dining options.

Discover the historic Fountain in West Bromwich, a vibrant tourist attraction that reflects the town's rich culture and community spirit.

West Midlands outlet shopping meets family entertainment and fitness in one modern destination.

A vibrant retail hub in Smethwick offering diverse stores, extended hours, and ample parking for a convenient shopping experience.

A central shopping and leisure destination in West Bromwich offering diverse retail, dining, and community experiences.

Explore 4.6 billion years of Earth’s history through fossils, minerals, and interactive exhibits in Birmingham’s historic geological museum.

Discover Edwardian charm and botanical beauty in Winterbourne’s exquisite Arts and Crafts house and seven-acre Grade II listed garden in Birmingham.

Explore a vast wildlife safari and adventure park near Birmingham with free-roaming animals, immersive exhibits, and family-friendly rides.

Explore 15 acres of historic Victorian gardens with diverse plants, iconic glasshouses, and peaceful walking paths in the heart of Birmingham.

Explore the Edgbaston Waterworks Tower, a stunning historical landmark in Birmingham showcasing Victorian architecture and the city's rich industrial heritage.

A vast 1800-acre green oasis near West Bromwich, blending lakes, woodlands, farms, wildlife and history in the heart of the West Midlands.

Experience Silk Route-inspired fine dining and boutique luxury in Birmingham’s elegant Georgian townhouse with unique rooms and rich, plush décor.

Bright, stylish gastropub in Edgbaston offering classic British dishes, lively atmosphere, and a welcoming garden retreat.