Best places: Things to dos in Bartley Green, United Kingdom

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

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

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

👍👍 National trust site. There are two sides you can access the Adams Hill side (where there is a pub) Clent Side where the NT facilities are. £3 parking all day on Clent side. Toilets and Cafe both on this side. Cafe sells really nice "cafe food". Bought a sausage and ketchup sandwich on the lovely f...

White-domed, cross-denominational place of Islamic worship, opened in 1975, and open to visitors.

Large, dog-friendly parkland with an adventure play area, guided walks, panoramic views and a cafe.

Leafy park with a 9-hole golf course, Edwardian drinking fountain, native wildlife & a cafe.

Fossils in local Wenlock limestone, plus colourful gems and crystals in an airy Edwardian building.

Ornate Hindu temple in converted red-brick building, also offering faith and Hindi language classes.

👍 It was ok. Good parking and it's free which is nice. The view is amazing and there is plenty of open space for little ones to run around. There's a nice little walk through the woods, it runs alongside a road and golf course though, so it's not quiet or good to see nature. If people could take their...

👍 Great experience, with amazing decor, along which a whole robot which can serve you drinks. However waiting time was annoying for my first time, booked for 1:30pm and didn’t call us up until 2pm, was already tight in time. After that also had some VR Headset issues where the screen kept blurring aro...

Former industrial landscape, now protected & home to a peaceful canal area reverting to nature.

Tennis courts, bowling green, boats on the lake, mini-golf & walking trails on 250 acres.

Family friendly museum with vintage buses and battery-operated vehicles. Open weekends Apr-Oct.

Seasonal activities include a splash-pad play area & floral displays at this large public park.

Sprawling woodland with walking trails, a sculpture walk and over 380 species of flowering plants.

The poet William Shenstone designed this naturalistic landscape which is now Grade I listed.

Unique museum about coffin making, with tours & stories of the funerals of famous people in history.

👍👍 Astonishing, multilevel walking area. Full of benches, play equipment for children.

Woodlands & wildlife mark this former mining quarry, now home to dog-friendly trails & sculptures.