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Birmingham and the West Midlands are filled with some of the most interesting buildings, historical tales and places to learn more about England’s past.
The city is packed with plenty of heritage sites that are guaranteed to keep you informed, interested and entertained.
For example, you can take a guided tour to explore Birmingham's last remaining court of back-to-backs, which consists of homes constructed practically side by side around a shared courtyard.
As well as, travelling over to nearby Stourbridge to see the Glass Museum where visitors can get a glimpse into the Black Country’s rich glassmaking heritage.
For those who look for serene escapes, there is no better place to pass through than the Winterbourne Gardens.
9. Blakesley Hall, Blakesley Rd, Birmingham B25 8RN
This timber-framed Tudor house, set in picturesque gardens, provides an insight into the life of a wealthy family in the 17th century. Rated 4.6 out of 243. One reviewer wrote: 'A well kept Tudor mansion with lots of information and some excellent volunteer staff on hand to tell us all about it.' | Flickr