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Abbey Fields

Abbey Fields is Kenilworth's main park and is set in the dramatic valley of the Finham Brook and enjoys views of the castle and the parish church.

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Alton Towers Resort is the UK’s number 1 short break destination and Britain’s Greatest Escape! The Resort offers a world leading theme park with endless family fun and ground breaking rollercoasters, two fantastical hotels, a wacky waterpark with gallons of fun, a luxurious spa for the ultimate in relaxation and zany entertainment in our Extraordinary Golf. There really is too much to squeeze into one day at the Alton Towers Resort!

Excellence in Tourism gold2009 My Best Day Out Award (Publically Voted)

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Amazing Hedge Puzzle

The Amazing Hedge Puzzle is just right for playing games with your friends and family, like hide and seek, tag, or even Kiss Chase! Will you rely on agility or stealth? The Museum of Mazes will surprise you - its hands on fun.

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Arbury Hall

Known as the 'Gothic Gem of the Midlands', Arbury Hall has been the ancestral home of the Newdigate family since the 16th Century.

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Attingham Park

For a meagre sum you may have the house and grounds to enjoy for a whole day. You'll see a late 18th Century house commanding views over 500 acres of wonderful parkland.

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Baggeridge Country Park

Baggeridge Country Park is a haven for wildlife with many trails to explore. The 152 acre site was part of a former coal mine and part of the Earl of Dudleys Estate.

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Bancroft Cruisers

Why not book a private charter party? Heated boat with full bar and music. Anniversaries, birthday parties, Hen parties or just for a good fun cruise on the River Avon. Booking taken for day or night cruises.

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Berrington Hall

A National Trust Property. An elegant neo-classical house of the late 18th Century, designed by Henry Holland, set in a park landscaped by 'Capability' Brown.

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Biddulph Grange Garden - National Trust

Victorian garden and geological gallery built by Darwin contemporary James Bateman. Paths, tunnels and steps connect the gardens within the garden, giving visitors a sense of discovery around every corner.