Victoria Square - Birmingham

Victoria Square in Birmingham is a vibrant and historical focal point within the heart of the city.

Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery

Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery (BMAG) is a cornerstone of cultural and artistic heritage in Birmingham, England.

Selly Manor Museum

Selly Manor, nestled in the charming village of Bournville in Birmingham, is a captivating example of historical preservation and architectural heritage.

Baddesley Clinton

Baddesley Clinton, a National Trust property located in Solihull, is a remarkable example of a well-preserved medieval manor house.

St Alphege Parish Church

St Alphege Parish Church in Solihull is a prominent historical and architectural landmark, holding Grade I listed status.

Packwood House

Packwood House, located in Lapworth, Solihull, is a stunning example of a Grade I listed building, managed by the National Trust.

Church of Saint Mary at Acton Burnell

Grade I listed Church of St Mary at Acton Burnell is a Parish church dating from 1250-80.

St Editha's Parish Church

Grade I listed former collegiate church of St. Editha based on Circa 9th Century origins.

Tamworth Castle

Tamworth Castle is a late C11 motte and bailey castle, rebuilt in the 12th Century.

Great Malvern Priory

Grade I listed Priory Church of St Mary and St Michael at Great Malvern.

Croome Court

A Grade I listed country house built for the 6th Earl of Coventry in 1751 by Lancelot 'Capability' Brown and Sanderson Miller.

The Temple Greenhouse

A 'lakeside temple' built around 1760 by Robert Adam in the grounds of Croome Court.

Church of St Mary Magdalen at Croome

The grade I listed Church of St Mary Magdalen at Croome was built in 1758 by 'Capability' Brown, with interior designed by Robert Adam.

Bridges to the Island Temple at Croome

The island temple at Croome is reached by a pair of early 19th Century bridges. Made of diagonally intersecting iron and steeply ramped with circles in spandrels and wooden boarding; built on stone abutments.

Icehouse at Croome

A restored icehouse at Croome.

Island Pavillion at Croome

Grade I listed garden temple, probably built by James Wyatt in the Late 18th or early 19th Century.

Dry Arch Bridge at Croome

Grade II listed bridge, built of Bath stone ashlar around 1797, probably by James Wyatt.

Former Congregationalist Church at Worcester

A grade II listed former Congregationalist church, built in 1858 and converted to a nightclub in the 1980s.

Former Church of St Nicholas in Worcester

Grade II* listed former Church of St Nicholas in Worcester with possibly 16th Century origins.

Broadway Tower

Broadway Tower is a folly, overlooking the Cotswold hills in England.

Baxterley Village Church

Grade II listed Baxterley Village Church has many historic features. The oldest is possibly the chancel which dates to around the 13th Century with the nave dating to around the 14th Century.

Ragley Hall

Ragley Hall, an imposing stately home located just outside Alcester in Warwickshire, is one of England's finest examples of Palladian architecture.

Charlecote Park

Charlecote Park is a stunning National Trust property located near Wellesbourne in Warwickshire.