Spread over 19 acres of Worcestershire countryside, England’s first open-air museum covers in excess of 700 years of Midlands history.

The site includes a collection of 20-plus historic buildings, ranging in date from Worcester Cathedral’s 14th-century Guesten Hall roof, to a post-Second World War Birmingham prefab. 
Visitors to Avoncroft can also enjoy a wildflower meadow, period gardens and a traditional cider & perry orchard.

And if checking out the aforementioned attractions works up an appetite, the museum also boasts an award-winning tearoom.