Luxury Log Cabins in Midlands with Private Hot Tubs

This lavish stately home is nestled in the heart of the peak district and attractions and offers a wonderful day out for all the family.

Explore the magnificent state rooms, the stunning Painted Hall and impressive Sculpture Gallery. Boasting one of Europe’s largest art collections guests can view paintings by the old masters alongside Egyptian artefacts and contemporary sculptures.

Outside the 105-acre gardens have some picturesque walking trails, a lovely Victorian walled garden and daily events throughout the summer.

Head over to the working far where the kids can watch the demonstrations, get up close and personal with the animals and let of steam in the large play area.

There are 3 gift shops where you can pick up a memento of your visit or Chatsworth inspired gift and 3 restaurants, where you can enjoy a family meal, indulgent afternoon tea in elegant surroundings or exquisite fine dining.

The Midlands is a haven for thrill-seekers with a huge range of outdoor pursuits and some of the country’s best theme parks with arguably the finest being Alton Towers.

Home to over a 50 rides and attractions there is also a luxury spa, golf course and water park onsite making it perfect for all the family.

The theme park which is open from March to November boasts some of the scariest roller coasters to be found in the country including Thirteen, The Smiler and the newly opened Wicker Man.

Don’t worry if white-knuckle rides are not your thing there are plenty of family rides too like Frog Hopper and Congo River Rapids.

Little ones will love Cbeebies Land and bring your swimsuit if you plan on visiting the water park (admission charged separately).

With so much to do and see here 1 visit will be not be enough so look out for special offers, 2-1 discounts or invest in a season pass.

This picturesque town on the River Avon with its stunning Tudor buildings is famous the world over for being the hometown of William Shakespeare, who was born there in 1564.

Explore the cobbled streets and quirky antique shops, enjoy afternoon tea at a Bard-themed tearoom, see where the world’s greatest wordsmith was born, his mother’s house, visit his humble grave at Holy Trinity Church or see a magical performance by the Royal Shakespeare Company.

There are also tons of impromptu performances in public areas such as the beautiful park and if you want the best views in town give the Stratford big wheel a whirl; you can see for miles.

When you’ve had enough of Shakespeare why not take a leisurely cruise on the river, visit the Butterfly Farm; which is the largest in Europe or head to Hoorays British Kitchen for some of the finest Italian Gelato you’ll ever taste.

With events being staged throughout the year Stratford upon Avon has all the ingredients for a superb family day out.

The Heights of Abraham is a popular and unique attraction in Matlock Bath which boasts a lovely promenade with amusements, cafés and fish and chip shops and is surrounded by picturesque walks and cycle trails,

The pretty spa town is also the gateway to the World Heritage Site where the Industrial Revolution began in the 18th century.

The highlight of any trip here is the cable car ride, from the top you are rewarded with spectacular views across the Derbyshire countryside and beyond.

When you reach the summit, there is plenty to keep everyone entertained with 2 play areas, a stunning underground cavern system, and various exhibitions including the Fossil Factory where you can uncover the history of this beautiful valley.

When you’ve finished exploring, why not treat yourself to a bite to eat at the Vista café which possibly has the best views of any restaurant in the country.

If you like cars and are interested in the history of British transport, there is no better family day out.

Situated in Coventry city centre this award-winning museum is home to the largest collection of British vehicles in the world there is always something different going on.

Containing many rare vehicles that you won’t see anywhere else the museum charts the history of road transport and how the industry has impacted the city and its people.

See the two record-breaking land-speed cars, Thrust SSC and Thrust 2, and discover what it’s like to drive at the speed of sound in the 4D simulator.

View Queen Mary’s Daimler, the impressive Jaguar Heritage Collection and the famous Sky Blues Bus which paraded the victorious team around the city after they won the cup final in 18987.

With a host of temporary exhibitions and events going on throughout the year Coventry Transport Museum has something for everyone.