Solihull is a beautiful blend of urban and countryside with its many villages and towns. You will find everything from historic forests and gardens to new and modern shopping centres here.
From wide open spaces perfect for long walks to unique and immersive experiences like the Land Rover or Bear Grylls experience centres - Solihull has it all. The borough also offers great shopping and eating out options with a huge shopping centre like Touchwood Solihull.
For those living or visiting Solihull - there is much to see and do here - and it’s all worth sharing online. It’s hard not to because there are so many incredible things - even a small bit of Africa - that you can see here.
While it’s hard to narrow down from all the great things here, for those visiting Solihull - here are eight Instagram-worthy landmarks and attractions not to be missed:
5. Resorts World Arena, Marston Green
Resorts World Arena and the NEC, both, are in Solihull and will provide multiple opportunities for photography. Whether you are enjoying great meals, watching concerts or going on an adventure at the Bear Grylls Centre. There’s a lot to do and experience here. (Photo - Joe Forte) | Joe Forte
6. Jaguar Land Rover experience centre, Solihull
The Land Rover experience is so popular that even Prince William and his wife, Kate Middleton, tried it. The off-road driving experience can be booked from their website. We won’t advise taking photos on your phone while driving but you can be photographed here by others - and can share on social media. (Photo by Paul Ellis - WPA Pool /Getty Images) | Getty Images
7. Touchwood’s Super Easter Adventure
Touchwood Solihull - just like Bullring - is full of urban wonders and is one of the biggest shopping centres in the borough of Solihull. There are multiple restaurants and leisure activities to partake in here and all of them are worth sharing on social media. (Photo - Touchwood Solihull) | Touchwood Solihull
8. Meriden Sandstone monument
The sandstone monument in Meriden - a village that claims to be at the very centre of England - is around 200 to 500 years old, depending on sources. The village is a key stop on the Heart of England Way, a walking trail from Staffordshire to the Cotswolds. (Photo - Wikimedia Commons/Phil Simister ) | Wikimedia Commons/Phil Simister