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Two girls excitedly running along the path | © National Trust Images/ Chris Lacey

Family activities in Birmingham and the West Midlands

Enjoy family time together at our place in Birmingham and the West Midlands

Family days out at Wightwick Manor and Gardens 

With seasonal activities for all the family, gardens to explore, a natural play area and lots of history and nature to discover. Find out about our latest family activities and plan your day out.

Three children are running across the South Terrace lawn at Wightwick Manor.

Family Fun at Moseley Old Hall 

Enjoy some quality family time in the great outdoors, explore the historic Hall, enjoy a treat or two in the Tearoom and go home feeling happy tired.

The Mud kitchen area in the woodland at Moseley Old Hall features a wooden table, benches and sinks, with metal pots and pans scattered around. There are also colourful musical instruments on stands, such as a xylophone and hanging triangles.

A family-friendly day out at Clent Hills 

Take your little explorers on a woodland adventure at Clent Hills. You’ll find seasonal trails and events, as well as information to help plan your day and some fun, free ideas to get your family outside in the beautiful Clent Countryside.

Woman and girl clambering uphill through woodland over logs and leaves

Family friendly things to do at Charterhouse 

With its peaceful walled garden and open green space, Coventry Charterhouse is a lovely place for families to enjoy time together, explore and play.

Family entering the front of the house, Coventry Charterhouse, House, Warwickshire
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