Bromsgrove Map

Bromsgrove map, view the Worcestershire town of Bromsgrove, located in the county of Worcestershire, England.

Detailed Street Map of Bromsgrove Worcestershire & Guide to the Area

Bromsgrove Map Worcestershire: Interactive map of Bromsgrove, displaying the town situated in the county of Worcestershire, England, United Kingdom.

Use controls (+/-) to display a detailed street map of Bromsgrove area and a Bromsgrove town centre map, showing Bromsgrove School and Bromsgrove Golf Centre.

Other facilities, some of which may also be visible on this Bromsgrove map are: Sanders Park, Avoncroft Museum of Historic Buildings, Hanbury Hall, Bromsgrove Golf Centre, Bromsgrove Sporting FC, Artrix Arts Centre, South Bromsgrove High School, North Bromsgrove High School, Meadows First School, Parkside Middle School, Catshill Middle School, Lickey Hills Primary School, Bromsgrove Library, Bromsgrove Leisure Centre, Bromsgrove Medical Centre, St John's Church, All Saints Church, St Peter's Catholic Church, Bromsgrove Methodist Centre, Bromsgrove Baptist Church, Boots Bromsgrove, Superdrug Bromsgrove, WHSmith Bromsgrove, Waterstones Bromsgrove, Holland & Barrett, Iceland Bromsgrove, Aldi Bromsgrove, Lidl Bromsgrove, Asda Bromsgrove, Waitrose Bromsgrove, Sainsbury's Local Bromsgrove, B&M Bromsgrove, Home Bargains Bromsgrove, Primark Bromsgrove, Marks & Spencer Foodhall Bromsgrove, The Slug and Lettuce Bromsgrove, The Red Lion Bromsgrove, The Ladybird Inn, The Queens Head, The Navigation Inn, The Hop Pole, The Golden Cross Hotel, Premier Inn Bromsgrove, Holiday Inn Birmingham-Bromsgrove, Fuso Italian, Casa Med Tapas, The Grapevine Bar & Restaurant.

By zooming out a couple of steps (double right click) you can view the surrounding areas of Aston Fields, Stoke Prior, Stoke Heath, Finstall, Charford, Catshill, Marlbrook, Lickey End, Lickey, Cofton Hackett, Barnt Green, Blackwell, Alvechurch, Burcot, Tutnall, Tardebigge, Redditch, Feckenham, Hanbury, Upton Warren, Stoke Pound, Dodford, Fairfield, Belbroughton, Clent, Romsley, Frankley, Rubery, Longbridge, Northfield, Rednal, Kings Norton, Wythall, Earlswood.

Bromsgrove sits neatly on the northern edge of Worcestershire, close enough to Birmingham to feel its pull but far enough out to keep its own quieter rhythm. The town blends old red-brick streets, modern shops and a good scattering of pubs, parks and little independents that give it a proper local feel. It's surrounded by green fields and rolling countryside, with the Lickey Hills rising nearby to break up the skyline. Bromsgrove's the sort of place where you can nip into town for your essentials, then be out in the fresh air five minutes later.

Bromsgrove's story goes right back to Saxon times, with its name cropping up in records as early as the 9th century. For centuries it was known for wool and cloth-making, before becoming famous for nail production in the 17th and 18th centuries. At one time, almost everyone in town was involved in nail-making, working from tiny forges at home. As that trade faded, Bromsgrove grew as a commuter town, helped along by the coming of the railway. Today, it's home to around 35,000 people and offers a good balance of history, modern facilities and access to both countryside and city.

There's plenty to do in and around Bromsgrove itself. The town centre mixes national chains with independents, while Sanders Park offers open green space, playgrounds and a bit of peace right in town. The Avoncroft Museum of Historic Buildings sits just outside the centre, with its collection of rescued and rebuilt historic buildings, including the UK's National Telephone Kiosk Collection. Nearby, the National Trust's Hanbury Hall shows off grand Georgian architecture and landscaped gardens, while English Heritage's nearby Harvington Hall gives you a glimpse into Tudor life with its famous priest holes. The Lickey Hills Country Park is right on the doorstep for anyone after a good walk and some cracking views.

Wider Worcestershire offers plenty of days out too. Worcester's cathedral, museums and riverside walks are only a short drive away. Malvern brings the hills, the theatres and the spa town charm. Kidderminster gives you the Severn Valley Railway, while Bewdley and Stourport offer riverside strolls and boat trips. Evesham's blossom fields and Pershore's orchards bring colour to spring and autumn, and there are plenty of National Trust and English Heritage sites scattered throughout the county to fill your weekends.

Bromsgrove's well-connected. The M5 and M42 meet just outside town, making it easy to reach Birmingham, Worcester, the Midlands and beyond. Bromsgrove's railway station has direct trains to Birmingham, Worcester and further afield, making commuting simple. Buses link the town with surrounding villages and neighbouring towns. Birmingham Airport sits about 30 minutes away by car, offering flights across the UK, Europe and beyond.

Worcestershire as a county has always had a bit of everything — farming, market gardening, industry, history and beautiful countryside. From the Vale of Evesham's orchards to the Malvern Hills' ridges, and from cathedral cities to riverside towns, it's a county that manages to feel both lived-in and full of space. People here are proud of their patches, and no matter where you go, you'll always find a warm welcome and a good view not too far away.

We hope you found this Bromsgrove tourist map useful for your visit to the area.

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