With Summer 2023 in full swing, there are plenty of activities and experiences to enjoy while the British weather is favourable. Bear in mind, that while the cost of living is affecting many communities, it would be helpful for us all to support our small businesses for once this Summer. If you are in or around Birmingham and fancy something local rather than overseas without breaking the bank then read on to find your inspiration below!
Visiting Cadbury World
Located in Bournville, Birmingham, the famous Cadbury World offers a fun and interactive experience for chocolate lovers, big or small families as well as children (children under 3 can visit for free). It is advisable to book your visit online ahead of time to secure your spot.
Things you’ll be able to do:
- learn about the history of Cadbury chocolate.
- enjoy delicious samples and create your own chocolate designs.
- explore the Cadbury-themed attractions.
- Let children have fun in the play area.
- Watch a live magic show.
Family road trip near Birmingham
There are many great tourist locations near Birmingham and if a road trip outside the city followed by a country break is what you’d like then here are a couple of suggestions.
Country break in North Wales:
Situated near the coast, North Wales is a great country escape destination with many beautiful sights to be seen and hikes to be had. You could go camping at many different sites or rent a lodge while you’re there to be as close to nature as possible. If you find that you really enjoy the experience you could even look for lodges for sale and go there more frequently at your own leisure.
Journey into the Cotswolds
This picturesque region is known for its idyllic countryside, charming villages, and rolling hills. Enjoy quiet leisurely walks, visit quaint tea rooms, and re-discover a sense of traditional English charm. There are plenty of activities for you to experience such as the Cotswolds wildlife park & gardens or enjoy a relaxed spa break in one of Cotswold’s dedicated hotels.
Visiting Stratford-upon-Avon
This historic town is the birthplace of William Shakespeare and offers charming Tudor architecture, beautiful gardens, and the renowned Royal Shakespeare Theatre. The town also has Europe’s largest butterfly farm which is not common knowledge. If you’d like to experience something intellectually stimulating and learn more about your local history, this is a great place to do just that. There are also plenty of bars and restaurants you can indulge in and give yourself a break from cooking at home.
