Shropshire
By the River Severn, you can see the remains of the 1750s-built coke-fired blast furnaces, which remained in use into the 19th century.
Must-see attractions in The Midlands & the Marches
Shropshire
The crooked 16th-century House on Crutches is home to the small town museum covering Shropshire life over the past two centuries.
Lincolnshire
Still operational, the cute little Ellis Mill ground the town's flour in the 18th century. Check ahead to confirm opening times.
The Midlands & the Marches
Geoffrey Chaucer married Philippa de Roet in 1366 at this Norman church in the former bailey of Leicester Castle.
Lincolnshire
Pottergate was once part of the cathedral's medieval walls, forming the southeastern gateway.
International Convention Centre
Birmingham
Birmingham's International Convention Centre is situated at the western end of Centenary Sq.
Shropshire
Dating from 912, St Alkmund's Church today is part medieval and part Georgian.
