Bridgnorth Things to Do

The Dudley area, in the west of the Birmingham conurbation, has a rich geological heritage - in other words, it's good caving and potholing country. The Dudley Caving Club meets every Thursday at 8.30 at the address given, whic... more

Kinver Edge is a sandstone ridge covered in heathland, from which there are views across Shropshire and the West Midlands. Curiosities include the "rock houses" in which people lived until the 1950s. One of these was rebuilt fo... more

Ironbridge, within a 45 minute drive of Birmingham, was the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution and its connection with iron is maintained through this unique sculpture park. Here in 10 acres of Shropshire countryside is a... more

Kingswinford, just to the west of Birmingham, lies within the boundaries of the borough of Dudley - a leading glass making area. This museum is housed in a modern glass-fronted (naturally) building and is devoted to the glassma... more

Set amid ancient woodland to the west of the Birmingham, this is an attractive place in which to unwind and enjoy relaxing walks. Children will enjoy the farm animals and pets, but Rays Farm is also a place with wildlife conser... more

The museum is a celebration of classic military and civilian aircraft spanning a 90 year period of aviation history. These are housed in three hangars, fully heated in winter, and among the military aircraft you will find such... more

This 16th-century manor house has an intricately carved wooden staircase, interesting moulded chimneys and elaborately decorated ceilings. The hall stands in a rural setting and is supplemented by a 19th century terraced garden... more

In 1779, a bridge made of iron was built across a gorge in Shropshire. This construction is widely regarded as marking the beginning of the Industrial Revolution and these museums celebrate the momentous effect this had. The de... more