What to do and see in Warwickshire, England: The Best Specialty Museums

A Group Setup for Enthusiasts of the "The Mighty Hunter" The Hawker Siddeley Nimrod, XV232 being preserved at Coventry Airport (Baginton) We are usually available at Coventry most Saturdays from 10:30 AM if you want to visit us.

Home to the world's largest collection of historic British cars the British Motor Museum has over 300 vehicles on display spanning the classic, vintage and veteran eras. With a selection of interactive exhibitions and family activities, the museum is ideal for both families and enthusiasts alike. Situated in Gaydon, Warwickshire just off junction 12 of the M40.

Discover where William Shakespeare was educated and inspired to become the world's greatest playwright. Learn how he spent his early school days and first experienced theatre. Take part in a Tudor lesson with Master Thomas Jenkins and brush up on your Latin! More than just a museum, Schoolroom & Guildhall provides a truly immersive experience for all. Marvel at our medieval wall paintings, dress up Tudor-style, play Tudor games and get messy with quill and ink. Stratford-upon-Avon's Guildhall, in the heart of the town, is a fine example of one of a few remaining medieval Guildhalls in the country. Our knowledgeable, enthusiastic and welcoming guides will share with you the many stories the building has to tell. If you're coming to Stratford don't miss out on what many are saying is the best attraction in town!

This guided walking tour around Rugby School includes the School Museum, The Close, Chapel and other points of historical interest. Our museum houses many fascinating artifacts, including the first written rules of Rugby Football and examples of early balls and caps. See 'The Close' where the game began, The Old Quad where Tom Brown played, and walk in the footsteps of Lewis Carroll. There are many examples of William Butterfield's stunning architecture. Drop in tours run most Saturdays at 2pm. Groups at other times by arrangement.

Marton Museum was the creation of one man, George Tims, who during the 1950s onwards collected various objects from rural industries as well as domestic items that built up a picture of Warwickshire rural life in the last two hundred years. The collection is housed in a purpose built museum set in the playing fields of the pretty village of Marton.

Magical Attraction and Emporium based in Stratford upon Avon. Everything from magic spells and antique prints, to incense, candles, puzzles, quirky books, board games and curious gifts. There are fairies and fairy houses, unicorns and dragons; vintage toys and games; and books that you never knew you wanted. And then there’s the ‘obje de strange’ selection! You can browse the packed shelves of a dedicated magical and mystical section. As well as a ‘supreme’ collection of magic spell kits and spell books, we also have crystals, incense, smudge stick, books on many magical subjects, crystal balls and Halloween all year round! Naturally, the rest of Magic Alley is generously stocked with Doctor Who, Sherlock Holmes, Game of Thrones, Harry Potter and a classic toy shop You can also visit our Enchanted Manor - complete the quest and encounter the magical folk within. We also have a very magical Christmas experience.

Experience rugby's greats and the moments that defined the sport at the state-of-the-art World Rugby Hall of Fame. Take an inspirational journey through time using the latest HD touch-screen technology, from the game's humble origins to its global present, played by 7.73 million men, women and children. Learn about all 121 World Rugby national unions, understand the variations of the sport and discover the moments that created professionalism, Olympic inclusion and the values that unite the sport from community to elite level

Take a magical journey through 100 years of theatre-making in Stratford-upon-Avon with our award-winning interactive exhibition. Explore a treasure trove of costumes and props from our stages, get hands-on with interactive exhibits, and see a rare copy of Shakespeare's First Folio. Shining a spotlight on the creativity behind-the-scenes, there is something for all ages to enjoy. Open daily.