Best places: Charities in Metropolitan Borough of Solihull, United Kingdom

Feeding and flying displays with 150 birds of prey in 22 acres of woodland and wildflower meadows.

Huge area of woods & grasslands, home to red & fallow deer, with water garden & fountain.

👍👍 Absolutely amazing place to go. Loads of lovely donkeys everywhere! So many beautiful donkeys. Isn’t a full day out but will occupy you for a good few hours. It is honestly one of the loveliest days out ever. It was even better that we could bring the dog to walk around and the talk was very informa...

Viewpoints and nature trails for spotting seabirds, including puffins from April to July.

Coal mining museum with a restored colliery, underground tours, pit ponies, a cafe and gift shop.

Coastal nature reserve with woods and wetland, 7 bird spotting hides, nature trails and a tea room.

👍👍 I was amazed this was free entry and only a nominal £3 for parking all day. It's a wonderful place for a walk with large and small hides to view the birds. Binoculars are needed for seeing the birds and there are useful information signs displaying a picture of the birds and what they are. I certai...

👍👍 Thank you so much Tilstock Skydive for an absolutely awesome experience. The whole team were fantastic from start to finish and I loved every minute of my skydive with you, making me feel at ease and really well looked after. Definitely an experience of a lifetime. Thank you 😀

Huge green space, home to Diana Memorial Fountain, with boating and swimming in the Serpentine lake.

Destination for walks, fishing, horseback riding & other activities amid meadows, woodlands & lakes.

Protected wetland wildlife reserve with a large wildfowl population and a birdwatching tower.

Scenic, V-shaped valley with walking trails, nature programs & surrounding hotels & restaurants.

National Trust castle with painting collection, restored kitchens and an industrial railway museum.

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

An 1880's station with steam engines on display, a museum & gift shop on a heritage railway line.

Waterfront collection of 3 submarines, science dsiplays and guided tours of HMS Alliance.

Exhibitions exploring the history of the Jewish Holocaust and other 20th-century genocides.

👍👍 Nice place for a family funday. We spent an hour walking round looking and stroking the horses and the kids groomed the horse for £5. I was very cold so decided to have our lunch in the cafe very reasonably priced and get what you pay for! Would recommend if you live near and want to support the l...

Rudyard Kipling's beamed, 17th-century rustic home, with the writer's furnishings and artefacts.