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Affectionately known as The Potteries, the city of Stoke-on-Trent offers all things ceramic. You can tour working pottery factories, visit museums & visitor centres, shop for bargains at the many pottery factory shops and even have a go on the potter's wheel yourself!
The UK's smallest mainland designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Cannock Chase is ideal for walking, mountain biking & outdoor pursuits.
From the rugged Peak District gritstone of the Roaches to the rolling river valleys of the Dove, Manifold and Churnet, the Staffordshire Moorlands offers sublime countryside, attractive market towns and lovely villages. You'll also find great family attractions including Alton Towers Resort, Peak Wildlife Park and Churnet Valley Steam Railway.
Lichfield Cathedral is the jewel in the heritage city's crown, whilst Tamworth Castle is steeped in history and intrigue. You can also visit Drayton Manor Park, the SnowDome, National Memorial Arboretum and a host of heritage attractions nearby.
With extensive parkland, historic houses, canals, walks & routes, pretty villages and the famous Kinver Rock Houses, South Staffordshire is idyllic.
Stafford, the county town, has a vibrant market square, castle, theatre, cinema and Ancient High House. Plus plenty of shops and eateries.
200 square miles of newly created forest at the heart of the country, the National Forest is a growing destination and the brewing town of Burton upon Trent a gateway to the forest's attractions. Nearby you'll also find Uttoxeter Racecourse, Barton Marina, National Memorial Aboretum and Hoar Cross Hall.
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