Towns

Explore Bromsgrove, a traditional market town of character, surrounded by beautiful rolling countryside first documented in the early 9th century.

Close to Bromsgrove you will find the Clent and the Walton Hills. With just under a million people visiting each year, the Clent Hills are graced with several classically inspired architectural works from around the 1750s.

Most of them in the private grounds of 18th Century Hagley Hall, which is open to the public.

Events throughout the year take place in the town’s parks and open spaces including the Town Centre with it’s striking traditional, long high street which hosts a popular refurbished outdoor market. The active community promotes a vibrant music and arts scene around and in the Town.

Great food and drink, real ale pubs, canal restaurants and country pubs provide a great choice for visitors as well as the BirdBox hospitality and event space in the heart of the town.

To extend your stay, why not visit Avoncroft Museum – an open air museum of over 30 buildings that have been saved and relocated to Bromsgrove. Where else can you see windmills next to Dr Who’s tardis?