Most reviewed Archaeological sites in Birmingham, United Kingdom to visit (Updated April, 2024)

Most reviewed Archaeological sites in Birmingham

Explore the city's most talked-about destinations, sorted by the number of reviews. The higher the position on the list, the greater the number of reviews for each place. Discover the pulse of Birmingham through these extensively reviewed and popular spots. This list contains 10 places from Archaeological site category.

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Creswell Crags

Archaeological site

Archaeological museum in a limestone gorge, caves and fissures, with prehistoric tools and art.

4.60 (2.9K reviews) (~99.3 km from centre)

West Stow Anglo-Saxon Village

Archaeological site

Open-air living-history museum with a reconstructed 5th–7th c. village, visitor centre & cafe.

4.40 (1.2K reviews) (~173.25 km from centre)

Danebury Iron Age Hillfort

Historical landmark

👍👍 such a beautiful place, the scenery is England at its must beautiful and when we went there were so many wild flowers and the sound of the insects was glorious! quite a steep walk up, but then it is a hill fort! worth using the upper car park if, like me, you find walking more difficult.

4.60 (457 reviews) (~151.33 km from centre)

Yorkshire Coast

Park

Varied coastline with historical remains and wildlife sanctuary plus walking trails with sea views.

$$ $$

4.90 (248 reviews) (~233.13 km from centre)

Worsley Delph

Tourist attraction

👍👍 Lovely place for a walk around, nice views too you can see the canal boats parked up as well as some great scenery.

4.40 (232 reviews) (~117.99 km from centre)

King Arthur's Stone

Historical landmark

👍👍 A fine example of an Neolithic burial site often called a Cromlech or Dolmen. Dating back to at least 2500 BC and lots of legend and history to the site. No information boards here and that's a pity but can be found online. Visiting is easy as it is alongside the B4271 out of Reynoldstown on the...

4.60 (223 reviews) (~184.26 km from centre)

Caerau Fort

Historical place

👍👍 Bit of a walk up the hill but we'll worth the effort.

4.40 (187 reviews) (~145.21 km from centre)

Bartlow Hills

Historical landmark

👍 Visited Roman burial mounds today. I have lived in East Anglia for 15yrs but only came across the existence of these burial sites today after receiving a Book on Roman Site in UK as a Christmas present. So round up the dogs despite a wet day and arrived at Bartlow Church. Short walk later we came ac...

4.50 (63 reviews) (~157.19 km from centre)

Holnicote Estate

Hiking area

🫤 I must admit I was disappointed in this. The areas included in the Holnicote estate are beautiful for hiking but the house and park itself, although lovely, does not offer much and we turned back to some of the hiking tracks and towns around after a short visit.

$$ $$

4.60 (47 reviews) (~181.81 km from centre)

Gardom's Edge

Tourist attraction

👍👍 One of the lowest of the Dark Peaks gritstone edges. Easily accessible from the Robin Hood car park - includes standing stones, iron settlements, high cliffs and views south to Baslow and the White Peak as well as the Chatsworth Moorlands and the high edges beyond Curbar. Its one of view places in...

4.70 (38 reviews) (~88.72 km from centre)

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Most reviewed Archaeological sites in Birmingham, United Kingdom