Places to Visit

Set in 19 acres of Worcestershire countryside, an award-winning, independent museum spanning 700 years of the history of Midlands buildings.

The Council set out an approach to supporting all centres in its Bromsgrove Centres Strategy

Bromsgrove Festival a wide range of exciting events over June and July held all over Bromsgrove District.

Renowned poet and classical scholar A. E. Housman spent his childhood in Bromsgrove, and you can take a tour around the places that inspired him.

Sanders Park is Bromsgrove’s premier park and it attracts over 350,000 visitors per year, and holds many activities

Come and enjoy the sunshine and play tennis during the spring and summer at Sanders Park  Courts can be hired with racquets and ball also available to use.

Here is the official Visit Worcestershire website - full of tourist information for all the things you need to know to help plan day trips, short breaks or family holidays.

A beautiful 440-acre country park offering panoramic views as far as the Welsh borders. This site is maintained by the National Trust.

Explore the longest lock flight in Britain in Bromsgrove District in the stunning countryside village of Tardebigge. The 'Tardebigge Flight' comprises of 30 locks carrying narrowboats 220 feet uphill and downhill in still water. This site is maintained by Canal & River Trust

Uncover the history of Bromsgrove town at the Norton Collection Museum. The museum is the personal collection of the late Bromsgrove resident Dennis Norton with many artefacts relating to Bromsgrove and the Bromsgrove Guild. This site is privately owned.