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“Drayton Manor Theme Park is home to a variety of exciting attractions with roller coasters, zoo and Thomas Land. Visit us today for the ultimate family day out!”

“With 150 acres, over 300 memorials, and an abundance of wildlife, there is something for everyone at the Arboretum!”

“Short drive away. Lichfield Cathedral will fill your heart and soul with silent joy.”

“Cannock chase and area of outstanding natural beauty, plenty of walks , bike trials ,wild life if you are really quiet you just might see the deer..”

“Great for kids, lots of walks and trails, outdoor play area as well as an indoor play centre. Mostly free, just take change for parking.”

“A lovely and unique small cinema with cafe/restaurant attached to it. Situated in a marina featuring other restaurants, shops etc.”

“Town centre cocktail bar, trendy with great cocktails and a very nice restaurant.”

“The centre celebrates the brewing heritage of Burton, and features exhibits showcasing the history of brewing techniques. The centre also houses a bar and cafe, a history of the town, a collection of historic vehicles, a micro brewery, and a shire horse collection.”

“Step back in time through 900 years of history in Tamworth Castle. Wander the chambers and hallways of this unique building and get a real sense of how the Saxons, Normans, Tudors and Victorians spent their time in the castle. There are more than 15 fully furnished rooms to discover and everything is clearly signposted. The castle is packed with information and displays matching the era of the room. Relax in the Day Parlour used by the Ferrers family to gather in before dining then step into the Tudor Dining Room with large, colourful tapestries decorating the walls. Sit at the table in front of the large, log fireplace to really get a feel of this marvellous room. The Tamworth Story houses our display of the Staffordshire Hoard, which you can see the Saxon weapons and a range of real and replica items found as part of the Staffordshire Hoard. Venture up our tower which gives 360° views of Tamworth, including St. Editha’s Church and the surrounding Castle Grounds. Our Lady’s Chamber, one of the grand wooden panelled rooms, houses a special four-poster bed graciously supplied by the V&A Museum. The South Range of the Castle shows the life of the families who lived in the Castle in its more recent years, before it was opened as a museum in 1897. The Townshends and the Cookes had very refined tastes and this is clearly shown in the Bedroom and With-Drawing Room. ”

“Real snow and indoor ski slopes and ice skating is a great attraction in Tamworth”

“Lovely for country walks, Cannock Chase is a beautiful natural chase, with views that are stunning. A visit to the seven springs is definitely worth it.”

“See all the latest films with free parking and independent and famous chain/franchise restaurants nearby ”

“Barton Marina, situated on the Trent & Mersey Canal, there is walks, shopping, restaurants, boat hire and fishing, open 7 days a week, 20 minutes away”

“The turreted stone archway of Hoar Cross Hall greets you on arrival at this 50-acre park. The impressive residence epitomises the word 'retreat', combining modern luxury with true heritage in a stunning rural setting with formal gardens, woodland, parkland, lakes, and even croquet and archery facilities. The icing on the cake? A generously equipped spa, complete with a variety of pools, aqua massage and aqua detox therapies, sensory showers, a Nordic suite, a tranquil relaxation space, and even an Italian water garden to take a peaceful moment in. Enjoy one or two treatments which use reputable beauty brands such as ELEMIS. Situated within the William Morris-clad walls of the Ballroom, the restaurant is dedicated to local, seasonal produce and serves contemporary cuisine with exemplary presentation. Herbs from the kitchen garden and vegetables grown in the Victorian greenhouses contribute to a seasonally changing menu.”

“Incredible selection of wines as the name suggests, lovely environment, excellent food.”