Places to go in Staffordshire
Staffordshire is alive with things to do and discover, from stately homes and museums to scenic lakes and historic canal architecture.
For fun in the great outdoors visit Rudyard Lake, a scenic spot for walking, sailing, rowing or simply sitting and admiring the view. Nearby Birmingham is choc-a-bloc with visitor destinations of a more urban persuasion, but there's a lot to be said for taking time out in rural Staffordshire.
Local attractions
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Fun for all the family, Consall Nature Park is a great day out, whatever your age. The park is set within the …
- Leisure attraction
Deep Hayes Country Park is just south westof Leek, and is brilliant for walking and enjoying the countryside. There …
- Country park
The Etruria Industrial Museum is an Etruscan bone and flint millbuilt in 1857 to grind materials for the …
- Museum
- Cafe
Boaters, walkers and families alike find much to interest them at Fradley Junction – the spot where the Trent & …
- Nature reserve
- Visitor centre
- Restaurant
- Cafe
- Pubs + bars
- Boat hire
Located on the Caldon Canal, one of the most picturesque canals in England, Froghall Wharf is just a few miles north …
- Leisure attraction
A Victorian park with one of England’s prettiest canals running straight through it, Hanley Park is a must-visit …
- Country park
- Leisure attraction
The Hazlehurst or Denford aqueduct takes the Leek branch of the Caldon Canal over the main line. It is of brick …
- Historic structure
Owned by the Wildlife Trust, Loynton Moss spans 33 acres and is designated a Site of Special Scientific Interest. …
- Nature reserve
Elizabethan house which played a pivotal role in English history. Cromwell's victory at the Battle of Worcester in …
- Historic building
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