Top Things to do in Tamworth
What to do and see in Tamworth, England: The Best Free Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Tamworth, United Kingdom including The King's Ditch, RSPB Middleton Lakes, The Sir Robert Peel / Public House, Tamworth Castle Grounds, Tamworth Brewing Co, St Editha's Church, Sir Robert Peel Statue, The Globe Inn Tamworth, Samuel Barlow Canalside Pub and Function Room, Tamworth Street Market.
Restaurants in Tamworth
1. The King's Ditch
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 20 reviews
A small micropub in the town centre, 8 mins from railway station. Upto 6 ever changing Real Ales, 30 Real Ciders and fruit ciders, 6 Gins, plus soft drinks. Snacks, including Pork Pies and Sausage Rolls, of outstanding quality. No music, or electronic machines, conversation free of charge. Come and meet the team and join in the conversation.
Reviewed By 538chanceg - Coventry, United Kingdom
I've been a regular patron of this gem of a place from its opening night. Very intimate, and friendly, with a fantastic variety of beers and ciders, and a hard core of characterful regulars, plus a passing trade that is often charmed enough to pay further visits. One can see this from other reviews. Ged and Ade, the owners, really know their stuff, so all credit to them and to their lovely people.
2. RSPB Middleton Lakes
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 136 reviews
Reviewed By TrayFish - Rugby, United Kingdom
This nature reserve is truly beautiful.There is much to see and we spotted some great-spotted woodpeckers on the bird feeders which was delightful; we saw green woodpeckers and reed buntings sitting in the reeds. Amazing to see the birds up close and amazing to see them feeding out of your hand if you’re lucky. Not just birds to see though: we spotted a rat beside the river and a miniscule mouse in the woodland. If you are looking for a place for a calm relaxing walk THIS is the place.Also, the walkways are very clear but advise you to bring wellies on a muddy wet day. Lovely to see such are wide range of wildlife around this area and nice to see the wildlife in this fresh, clean area of land which is kept by the kind,helpful RSPB helpers around this ground. DEFINITELY coming back back and I advise you to because it is a truly wonderful place to see wildlife up close.
3. The Sir Robert Peel / Public House
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By brianmT9870HH - Birmingham, United Kingdom
Well organised to cope with the COVID measures required. Staff very friendly and helpful once you’ve remembered to ring the doorbell to gain admission. Really good real ale made for a cracking afternoon.
4. Tamworth Castle Grounds
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 87 reviews
Reviewed By MellWard - Tamworth, United Kingdom
If your visiting Tamworth just pop to the gardens . They work hard and its always pretty and well tended
5. Tamworth Brewing Co
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 40 reviews
The town’s first microbrewery and brewery tap in a 16th century town centre shop with beer garden in the shadow of the Norman castle. Ales brewed on the premises are served from the cask along with an excellent range of premium drinks. Opened December 2017. Open Thursday - Sunday.
Reviewed By vickylF9417TQ
Now our current favourite place!! You get to sit around such rich history. There is the herringbone wall that is over a thousand years old. During social distance they’ve totally managed it fantastically with a traffic light system, table service, regular updates on their Facebook page. All the staff seem really happy to work their and George is clearly passionate about his little gem! You would forget you’re sat in tamworth, it’s picturesque idyllic and great beers!!! I do not personally recommend pear and chilli, it’s a-bit of a marmite love it or hate it. I highly recommend pineapple cider! I’m not even a cider drinker but I highly recommend This place. If you’re stuck for choice they do a really clever board with 3x 1/3 glasses of ciders to try Also do wines, gins and ales. I would like to try the tamworth gin next time. Got yourself 2 new regulars.
6. St Editha's Church
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 59 reviews
Reviewed By johnbreakwell906 - Nuneaton, United Kingdom
St Editha's church in Tamworth puts on Christmas trees decoration by various groups every November, usually the third week, and the imagination of decorations and themes are well worth the visit. There is also tea and cakes available on some days of the week.
7. Sir Robert Peel Statue
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 48 reviews
Reviewed By codsallStourbridgeUK
It a statue of Sir Robert Peel, a local textile magnate from Fazeley who was MP for the town and established the modern Police Force. It is from his names that we get the slang words 'Bobbies' and 'Peelers' for police officers.
8. The Globe Inn Tamworth
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 57 reviews
The Globe Inn is a thriving traditional public house with a modern edge. Serving excellent home-made food everyday. We have a large function room suitable for any occasion. We also have 18 en-suite bedrooms.
9. Samuel Barlow Canalside Pub and Function Room
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By albionnick
Popped in on spec for sunday roast for lunch have to say the best sunday roast out ive had for years plentifull portion meat melted lovely gravy properly home cooked , so good we even had a pudding equaly enjoyable , great service and even fetched chairs for us so we could squeeze in on a little table they had spare , beer excellent and good value for money aswell whats not to like with a great location thrown in for good measure , well done all at the barlow
10. Tamworth Street Market
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 38 reviews
Tamworth Street market is held in Market Street, George Street, St Editha's Square and Colehill every Tuesday Friday and Saturday. There are 100+ stalls selling a wide range of products.
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