Step back in time at these restored 19th-century houses. Managed by the National Trust, they offer a glimpse into the lives of Birmingham’s working-class families. Winner of the Traveller's Choice Award by Tripadvisor, it is also ranked as top budget-friendly day out in Brum. National Trust members go free, a family ticket costs around £22 pounds.Step back in time at these restored 19th-century houses. Managed by the National Trust, they offer a glimpse into the lives of Birmingham’s working-class families. Winner of the Traveller's Choice Award by Tripadvisor, it is also ranked as top budget-friendly day out in Brum. National Trust members go free, a family ticket costs around £22 pounds.
Step back in time at these restored 19th-century houses. Managed by the National Trust, they offer a glimpse into the lives of Birmingham’s working-class families. Winner of the Traveller's Choice Award by Tripadvisor, it is also ranked as top budget-friendly day out in Brum. National Trust members go free, a family ticket costs around £22 pounds. | Flickr

Discover Birmingham's best cheap days out for 2025: 14 must-try February half-term trips

Emma Walker
By Emma Walker

Editor

Published 11th Feb 2025, 10:30 BST

Explore the most affordable and exciting day trips in and around Birmingham for 2025, perfect for family fun this February half-term.

Looking for budget-friendly fun this half-term? We’ve taken a look at Tripadvisor’s top-rated affordable day trips for Brummies.

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Birmingham and the surrounding areas have plenty of fantastic days out that won’t break the bank!

From exploring scenic parks to discovering fascinating museums, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.

Have we missed any from our list? Get in touch at [email protected].

Delve into the history of Birmingham’s pen trade at the Pen Museum, where you can try your hand at calligraphy and explore a vast collection of writing instruments. Pen Museum, The Argent Centre, 60 Frederick St, Birmingham B1 3HS. Adult tickets cost £6.95. For more visit the website.

13. The Pen Museum

Delve into the history of Birmingham’s pen trade at the Pen Museum, where you can try your hand at calligraphy and explore a vast collection of writing instruments. Pen Museum, The Argent Centre, 60 Frederick St, Birmingham B1 3HS. Adult tickets cost £6.95. For more visit the website. | Pen Museum

Discover what it was like to spend time on both sides of the bars at the West Midlands Police Museum on Steelhouse Lane. Located in a Victorian lock-up that was operational from 1891 until 2016, this museum offers a unique insight into two centuries of policing history. Learn about some of Birmingham’s most notorious criminals, explore interactive displays, and even take your own mugshot. An adult tickets costs £10

14. West Midlands Police Museum

Discover what it was like to spend time on both sides of the bars at the West Midlands Police Museum on Steelhouse Lane. Located in a Victorian lock-up that was operational from 1891 until 2016, this museum offers a unique insight into two centuries of policing history. Learn about some of Birmingham’s most notorious criminals, explore interactive displays, and even take your own mugshot. An adult tickets costs £10 | Flickr

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