Top Things to do in West Midlands
Top Hotels in West Midlands
- 1. Park Regis Birmingham
- 2. Novotel Birmingham Airport Hotel
- 3. Clayton Hotel Birmingham
- 4. easyHotel Birmingham City Centre
- 5. Genting Hotel
- 6. Novotel Birmingham Centre Hotel
- 7. Travelodge Birmingham Central Bull Ring
- 8. Hilton Garden Inn Birmingham Airport
- 9. Telegraph Hotel
- 10. Arden Hotel and Leisure Club
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The 7 Best Bodies of Water in West Midlands, England
Discover the best top things to do in West Midlands, United Kingdom including Babbs Mill Lake, Moseley Park and Pool, Titford Pool, Edgbaston Reservoir, Sheepwash Local Nature Reserve, Coventry Canal Basin, Hunnington Coarse Fishery.
Restaurants in West Midlands
1. Babbs Mill Lake
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By stevecP7668AX - Birmingham, United Kingdom
This really is a little gem. A beautiful lake and nature reserve. We had a lovely walk around the trail and have also visited for a bat watching tour organised by Solihull MBC. This was amazing as within minutes of being handed our bat detectors it felt like we were surrounded by them. Definitely worth joining an organised tour.
2. Moseley Park and Pool
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 26 reviews
Moseley is a fantastic part of Birmingham with its farmers and arts markets, but what makes it particularly special and unique is having at its centre, the Park and Pool. This historic park, with some 300 years of history, is run by a charitable trust. The Park was originally a major part of the gardens of the Moseley Hall estate which were designed by the famous landscape gardener Humphry Repton.
Reviewed By wendyanddavid536 - Solihull, United Kingdom
We came to Moseley Park and Pool as part of Birmingham Heritage Week 2020. Not normally open to the public, it is a lovely place with huge grassy areas, trees and a large pond with abundant wildlife - many different bird species, and large fish could be clearly seen in the pool.
3. Titford Pool
4. Edgbaston Reservoir
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 66 reviews
Reviewed By MrsLMS2014 - Birmingham, United Kingdom
Adore this place. It needs to be treasured. We are lucky to have such an oasis of nature and historic significance in the heart of the city. It is a clean, safe and beautiful retreat which we make use of regularly in our week to cycle, run and walk around. Thank you to the park rangers for all their hard work. We enjoy so much wildlife and nature including various species of bat, water foul and birds. When the swifts arrive the reservoir is breathtaking. Having the new path and the restricted access to the car park has made a dramatic and positive difference to the visitors experience. I love this location and hope it can be maintained in the way it is being currently.
5. Sheepwash Local Nature Reserve
6. Coventry Canal Basin
Overall Ratings
3.0 based on 96 reviews
Reviewed By EmilieJ794 - Coventry, United Kingdom
The Basin offers a very pleasant walk along the canal side. There's a few really good food shops - don't miss the nattas from the Portuguese one! There's a good little cafe that offers take-away service and a small garden area to walk around. On heritage/fete days there is a fantastic model railway exhibition and The Coventrian canal boat which offers short trips. There is also a canoe/kayaking club. There is an iconic statue of James Brindley known as the 'father of the British canal system'.
