From fine English heritage to immersive water-based experiences, discover what is located on your doorstep and make Worcestershire part of your story.
10 places to go this Bank Holiday in Worcestershire
Transport Museum Wythall
A multi-generational family day out where you can step back in time and view the impressive collection of preserved local transport which includes buses, milk floats, steam trains and much more! Enjoy bus and miniature train rides all part of the museum’s experience. The museum offers a great value day out with tickets starting from just £5 per person.
Hanbury Hall
The house and garden, originally a stage-set for summer parties, offer a glimpse into life at the turn of the 18th century. Don't miss the original wall-paintings by Sir James Thornhill, full of drama and politics. Beautiful gardens all set in the stunning Worcestershire countryside. Check out the new Courtyard Kitchen to refuel and relax.
Severn Valley Railway
Embark on an adventure at one of Worcestershire’s most famous attractions, Severn Valley Railway. Steam and diesel engines will be on display allowing visitors further choice as they glide through the glorious countryside. A visit to the picturesque Arley Station, used in the recent Enola Holmes Film, must be at the top of your list to visit and have a wander town to the River for some excellent views.
West Midland Safari Park
Explore over 4-miles of Safari drive-through and walk-through exhibits at the Worcestershire award-winning attraction. Head to the conservation stage to hear about the threats that animals face in the wild. Enjoy the Adventure Theme Park and brand-new Lion Ridge!
All Things Wild
Another top Worcestershire animal attraction, All Things Wild is the ideal family day out for animal lovers. View animals from across the globe including zebra, owls, meerkats, beavers, lemurs and much more! There is a mix of indoor and outdoor exhibits so a perfect balance for those rainy days. Another great value day out with tickets starting from £6!
Witley Court & Gardens
Another fine example of Worcestershire’s preserved heritage, Witley Court & Gardens is a romantic ruin filled with hidden history and beautifully kept gardens. Witley sets the scene for a fantastic day out with plenty of photo opportunities, the chance to visit the on-site church and visit the independent tea rooms to complete the English heritage experience.
Family Boat Hire on the River Severn
Nothing quite beats seeing Worcestershire by water, boat hire is available from Upton-on-Severn with Severn Expeditions. There is the option for self-hire or skippered hire where you can receive an expert insight to the River Severn. Fishing tours are also available!
Clent Hills
Sometimes reconnecting with nature and taking in the fresh air is all you need! The Clent Hills offer panoramic views across Worcestershire, Shropshire, the West Midlands and the Welsh borders. A walk to the top to see the four stones is a must and there are plenty of countryside pubs nearby.
Croome Court
Ever-changing exhibitions and contemporary installations can be seen throughout the 4 floors of the magnificent Croome Court. The 'Capability Brown’ landscaped gardens are a great setting for family walks with acres of parkland to explore. Check out the latest events for family-fun days out.
Habberley Trail
An outdoor adventure like no other! Habberley Trail is an outdoor nature trail near Kidderminster. Get active with bespoke activities including zip lines, swings, outdoor games and reflex challenges. Don’t forget to have a go on the 100m zip line.
The Visit Worcestershire website is the one-stop-shop to all your inspiration for local days out and to help plan your weekends in the county. Go to Visit Worcestershire: Official Tourism Website for further information.
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