Step into a winter wonderland at these seven magical National Trust spots in the West Midlands.
Locals are welcome to visit these National Trust sites to see lavish decorations and make memories with your loved ones.
Across all of these spots, you will find glowing lights, seasonal greenery and traditional decorations bringing historic locations to life.
The West Midlands region is full of historic houses, castles, ancient monuments, gardens, parks, nature reserves worth visiting to learn more about our rich past and there’s no better way to do this than with the National Trust
Take a look at seven West Midlands National Trust places worth visiting this festive period:
1. Hanbury Hall - Worcestershire
Between November 8 2026 and January 3 2027, visitors can enjoy Christmas decorations inspired by the 1970s and 1980s. It'll be full of bright Christmas decorations including shimmering tinsel. | Shaun Fellows/National Trust
2. Ironbridge Gorge - Shropshire
Between Saturday November 21 and January 4 2027 there will be a Victorian Christmas at the Ironbridge Gorge. As part of this visitors can see costumed Victorian townsfolk, decorations and gorgeous Christmas trees. | Paul Harris/National Trust
3. Blists Hill Victorian Town - Shropshire
There are all sorts of Christmas activities taking place at Blists Hills this season. From writing a Victorian letter to Father Christmas to taking part in a Christmas-themed tour from outside the Boys Brigade. Head down to Blists Hill between 9am to 5pm between November 21 2026 and January 4 2027. | Paul Harris/National Trust
4. Shugborough Estate - Staffordshire
Between November 28 and January 3, the estate will transform for some beautiful Christmas sparkle with a gorgeous tree. One standout for families is that the estate will host a Season's Bleatings which is a festive, sheep-themed family adventure. | David Goacher/National Trust