When I recently travelled to Warwick, I couldn't help but be struck by how beautiful the town's buildings were.
It reminded me of the top West Midlands towns that are well worth a day trip, particularly if you reside in a major big cities such as Wolverhampton or Birmingham.
I’ve rounded up eight of the most scenic that I’ve heard time and time again from readers that are considered worth visiting.
Here are some of our top picks, luckily for us, the West Midlands is home to many charming towns, each with its own unique character and attractions, making them perfect for a day trip.
Do let us know your personal favourite below!

5. Bridgnorth
Bridgnorth is known for being split into High Town and Low Town by a sandstone cliff. It is packed with timber-framed Tudor style buildings that's perfect to look at in awe. | MNA Media/Iconic Media
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6. Sedgley
A historic Black Country town that has a lovely community feel. Sedgley Beacon has plenty of scenic spots to walk and enjoy. | Black Country From Above

7. Wheaton Ashton
A gorgeous village in Staffordshire, one reader told us that it is a "lovely village" with "lovely people surrounded by lovely countryside". | Oosoom, CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons

8. Leek
One reader said that this Staffordshire town is "lovely" town" and it is "very friendly" place as they "visit there at least 10 times a year".
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