Best places: Historical landmarks in Birmingham, United Kingdom

2000 acres of parkland with bike/bridle paths and lakes, for walking, jogging, cycling and angling.

Built in 1779, the world's first cast-iron bridge is an iconic tribute to Britain’s industrial past.

Ruined castle with carved arbours, aviary and marble fountain, plus adults'/kids' audio-tours.

Sizable 20th-century gardens with narrow paths, lawn games, 2 cafes and great views. National Trust.

Lavish ruined mansion with stone fountains and formal gardens, a children's play area and shop.

👍👍 Great historical location for a lovely easy walk. Hatton Arms Pub and Hatton Locks café are close by and both are excellent for refreshments! Car park can get busy and it now has a “pay by App” option

Neapolitan and British art in a Georgian stately home in 120 acres landscaped by Capability Brown.

👍 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...

Remains of a cathedral destroyed by bombing during World War II, with scenic tower climbs.

👍👍 A grand house on a large beautiful estate ran by the National Trust. The house itself is a 10 min walk from the car park or a buggy ride. The rooms are large, grand, and have fantastic painted ceilings. There are plenty of rooms and gardens to explore. There are also plenty of activities for childre...

Magnificent house with more than 250 acres of grounds for private rental for a range of events.

Stalwart remains of a fortress, circa 896, surrounded by lush landscaping, a memorial & a bandstand.

A 1632 timber-framed lodge and historic farm, with an oak tree where a fleeing Charles II once hid.

Historic guildhall & event venue featuring monumental art & architecture from the medieval era.

Run by volunteers, a walled, 10-acre garden with over 600 species of plants, plus a holly maze.

Historical ruins of a 13th-century Augustinian convent, with guided walks by prior arrangement.

Georgian baroque cathedral with notable stained glass, holding regular Mass, events & concerts.

👍👍 A very unusual place to find a war cemetery. A nice place to visit. Afterwards you can walk around Cannock Chase. Well worth a visit

👍 Interesting place to visit and the junction of the canals. Historic buildings around the basin.