Vale Farm is a working farm offering bed and breakfast accommodation only minutes away from one of the UK’s main artery roads, the A5. We are ideally located for many destinations in the Midlands area whether your travelling on business or for pleasure.
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Overlooking the tranquil Midland countryside of Staffordshire, take a seat in our all-day bar and restaurant. With a fully licensed bar and 22 hand made wooded top tables, we opened the bistro to bring the vineyard to your table.
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Astley Church was built in 1343 by Sir Thomas Astley as a colliegiate church where monks and priests would sing for the souls of his family. The church now stands one fifth of its former size and and is the village church in use today.
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Immerse yourself and explore the animal world any time of the year, with indoor and outdoor enclosures, interactive experiences and fun, exciting encounter with over 500 animals, from over 100 different species.
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We are a large play barn with inside and outside facilities – fun for all the family!
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Middleton Hall & Gardens is a historic estate in North Warwickshire run by an independent charitable trust.
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With a Victorian schoolroom and a designated 1880’s parlour, the Centre is full of local history with various exhibitions run throughout the year.
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The Museum and Art Gallery is set in the beautiful surroundings of Riversley Park and can be found in the centre of Nuneaton. It contains a reconstruction of George Eliot’s London drawing room of 1870 and many of her personal items as well as local history exhibitions.
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North Warwickshire CAMRA pub of the year 2015-2019. Six real ales permanently on the bar, 10 traditional ciders, 2 craft lagers and a range of approximately 20 premium gins. A great place to relax with a pint of quality ale and enjoy the art of conversation. We also have a record player with a superb selection of records from days gone by! Very dog friendly with lots of treats for our furry friends.
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Atherstone Visitor Centre has recently moved to a permanent home at 51 Long Street, Atherstone. We are currently waiting for funding to upgrade the centre, meanwhile we aim to tell the story of Atherstone from the Romans to the present day displaying artefacts donated by the people of Atherstone and the surrounding villages.
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