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Loughborough
Loughborough Leisure Centre is at the heart of your local community. Facilities include a swimming pool, large gym, exercise studio and sports hall and lots more.
Priory Road
This stylish and inspirational museum traces the arrival of the Romans in Alcester and their continuing influence on the town. Household objects, coins and jewellery found by members of the public and excavated by archaeologists.
Oadby
Brocks Hill provides a natural environment for visitors of all ages with natural history activities throughout the year, holiday and school events, play areas, den building and walks through woodlands and meadows.
Alrewas, Burton upon Trent
At the heart of the National Memorial Arboretum's new Remembrance Centre is the Landscapes of Life Exhibition which will set the scene for your visit to the site.
Wythall
Home to over 90 buses & battery-electric vehicles, mostly Midlands related. Open at weekends and Bank Holidays from the end of March until the end of October, plus Wednesdays during local school holidays.
Stratford-upon-Avon
Fall in love with this beautiful, quintessentially English thatched cottage, the family home of Shakespeare's wife. Discover traditional orchards, woodland walks, a heart shaped lavender maze and award winning cottage gardens.
Rosliston, Swadlincote
Whether you prefer the tranquility of woodland walks, lakes and trails or the excitement of activities such as archery, falconry, orienteering, or woodland laser combat, Rosliston Forestry Centre has something for everyone.
Lutterworth
Kilworth Springs is a superbly sculptured links style course offering all the best features and facilities for a great days golf. The greens are built to USGA construction standards.
Leek
Get up-close and personal with four brand new animal walk-throughs. Inspire your kids and let them come face to face with lemurs, penguins, wallabies and more!
Tanworth-in-Arden
Come & enjoy the fun on the new adventure playground, the indoor 'Egg Splat' canons or the tractor race track. There are lots of animals to see, with supervised animal feeding and handling sessions throughout the day.
Derbyshire
The National Tramway Museum, situated in the heart of the Derbyshire countryside is a world from a bygone age, where vintage trams transport visitors along cobbled streets, past enchanting buildings, and into breathtaking scenery.
Priory Street, Coventry
Glorious 20th century Cathedral, with stunning 1950's art & architecture, rising above the stark ruins of the medieval Cathedral destroyed by German air raids in 1940. The Visitor Information Centre housed in St Michael's Tower.
Matlock
Site of Special Scientific Interest set in 50 acres of disused quarries, with Fossil Walk & Millenium Wall.
Building Britain Exhibition, Café and Rock & Fossil Gift Shop. Facilities for schools and groups. Traditional Stone Craft Courses
Chesterfield
The Museum tells the Story of Chesterfield, from its Roman origins to its growth as a market town and up to the present day. It has a changing programme of temporary exhibitions and events.
Coalville
We offer a clean friendly environment for the children to burn off energy in our dual level 2000sq ft play equipment. There are a range of slides and climbs, a sports area and a separate toddler area.
Staffordshire
Drayton Manor features some of the biggest, wettest and scariest rides around! Thomas Land is home to Thomas the Tank Engine and his friends. 15 acres of open plan zoo are home to over one hundred species from all over the world.
Coalville
Perfect for big kids and little kids alike, this award winning attraction offers hands-on exhibitions, tours and events for everyone to enjoy. On-site cafe for snacks available.
Lincoln
The Museum's rich and varied social history collection reflects and celebrates the culture and heritage of Lincolnshire and its people. Exhibits illustrate commercial, domestic, military, agricultural, industrial and community life.
Stratford-upon-Avon
Step into a house where William Shakespeare was born-1564 & re-enter aTudor world. Newly refurbished, the house offers a fascinating insight into life as it was when Shakespeare was a child.
Stoke-on-Trent
Old estate parkland retaining many of the original and interesting historical features with 114 acres of beautiful woodland walks around the Serpentine Lake and Knypersley reservoir. Children's adventure play area adjacent to the visitor ce
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