Birmingham and the West Midlands

Take a stroll through Moseley's walled gardens this summer and discover a collection of plants which have been cultivated by gardeners since the 17th century.

Wightwick is a lovely garden all year round, but during the Summer it becomes one of the most beautiful and relaxing places in the midlands.

Carefully restored, this is the last surviving court of back-to-back houses in Birmingham and offers an atmospheric glimpse into the lives of the ordinary people who helped make an extraordinary city.

The Roundhouse is a hidden gem at the heart of Birmingham's canal networks. A nineteenth century stables and stores built for the Birmingham Corporation. Explore on foot, by bike, and on water from the grade II* listed building.

Explore the miles of footpaths, bridleways and easy access trails at this stunning countryside haven in the heart of the busy Midlands.

An atmospheric Elizabethan farmhouse that saved a King

Paint, Politics and Pre-Raphaelite Artists

In Birmingham we are working in partnership with the Canal and River Trust to restore the Roundhouse - a unique, curvy building which was first built as the city's stables and stores. Thanks to £2.5m funding from a National Lottery grant, work is due to be completed in autumn 2018.

We are part of a coalition which, together with Birmingham City Council is seeking to secure the future of the important heritage building which is Moseley Road Baths.