West Midlands is located at the western part of central England and known as being heavily industrialized and populated, but still retains much of rural areas and natural beauty. West Midlands include a number of counties such as Shropshire, Herefordshire, Staffordshire, Warwickshire, West Midlands County and Worcestershire.

Visitors can go to Stratford–upon-Avon the birthplace of Shakespeare and some of England’s greatest castles in Kenilworth, Ludlow and Warwick. Birmingham is known for its unique building. It is advisable to see industry-related attractions, such as the Ironbridge, world’s first iron bridge. Road network is West Midlands is extensive and the area is thoroughly covered by rail and bus networks.