Local Landmarks & Heritage
A Guide to local landmarks & heritage
Step back in time and explore the rich history of Mid Staffordshire. From the imposing ruins of Stafford Castle overlooking the county town to the Tudor charm of the Ancient High House, our region is packed with fascinating stories waiting to be discovered.
If you are looking for fresh air and scenic walks our guide covers the most beautiful green spaces across the area. Enjoy a family stroll through Victoria Park in Stafford explore the canal heritage of Stone or take in the stunning grounds of the Shugborough Estate near Rugeley. Whether you want a cost free afternoon out or a deep dive into local history these landmarks in Eccleshall and Penkridge offer the perfect escape into nature and the past.
Middleport Pottery
Port St, Burslem, Middleport, Stoke-on-Trent ST6 3PE, UK
Historic working pottery in Staffordshire offering heritage tours, shops and cafés.
Victoria Park
Victoria Park, Tenterbanks, Stafford ST16 2QF, UK
A beautifully restored Victorian park in the heart of Stafford. A Green Flag Award winner, it offers peaceful riverside walks, stunning floral displays, a popular aviary, and a fantastic children's play area.
Rowley Park Sports Stadium
Rowley Park Sports Stadium, Averill Rd, Stafford ST17 9XX, UK
Large outdoor sports and recreation park in Stafford with pitches, courts, athletics and play areas.
Doxey Marches
Doxey Marshes, Wootton Dr, Stafford ST16 1PU, UK
A spectacular wetland nature reserve and Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) located on the edge of Stafford. Managed by the Staffordshire Wildlife Trust, it's a paradise for birdwatchers and walkers.
Stafford Castle
Newport Rd, Stafford ST16 1DJ, UK
The most iconic landmark in Stafford. Climb the hill to the historic Norman fortress for breathtaking panoramic views and explore the fascinating visitor centre to learn about 900 years of history.