Best places: Tourist attractions in Solihull, United Kingdom

Tudor, timber-framed manor house with a moat and walled gardens, plus Elizabethan interiors.

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

👍 The entrance is on the right side of Dixons (little mews). Its a nice and quiet park but unfortunately you need a key to enter the park (I had to wait for someone to open the gate on my way in and on my way out) Also, avoid sitting close to the pool as I saw a big rat and a mouse running near the po...

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

Restored Tudor mansion with 16th-century furniture and textile collections plus garden topiary.

Large exhibition hall filled with hundreds of fully restored British motorcycles, plus a restaurant.

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

Lakeside nature park with play & sports facilities including football pitch, tennis courts & trails.

Tree-lined paths, flowerbeds & a pond surrounding the grand 1870s residence of a former Lord Mayor.

This peaceful, forested nature reserve offers walking trails, bird watching & ancient burnt mounds.

👍👍 Interesting place to visit. plenty of benches to sit on. Lots of trash bins, but still not every visitor educated how to use one. There's bycicle stands as well, because many people visit this place by bycicle.

2 parks in 1, with formal areas, lake, woods, conservation centre, play space and tennis courts.

Guided tour of the Land Rover high-tech production plant, plus off-road driving experiences.

Small zoo with focus on endangered species, conservation and captive breeding.

Activity center named after a British explorer, with high ropes, a free fall tunnel & PADI courses.

👍 I visited Shirley Park a few days back and I do love it. It is a simple park with playground, tennis court, a nice football field, great for walking dogs and really serene. I would have given it a 5star but I have been to more beautiful parks that this within Birmingham. If you live around Solihull...

👍👍 Lovely little wooded area for a relaxing walk. It can get a bit muddy in places if it's been raining, and there are plenty of tree roots that stick up so be sore to wear appropriate footwear and keep an eye on the path.

Grassy neighbourhood park featuring 2 playgrounds, a community centre & a 2km walking/jogging route.

👍👍 Titterford Mill was first recorded in 1778. The mill stood near Highfield Road on the River Cole. A wonderful place to walk near lake and a great photography place. Good place to bring children. Fishing is also allow in trittiford mill park.

👍👍 I love this park, I take my kids here all the time, it's peaceful and pleasant. People are friendly and great for getting the kids walking around the trails through the woods and around the track back to the playground, which has been recently refurbished, which is great. Parking is limited but I ha...