Tourist Information

Visit www.visitstafford.org for full details of attractions such as Shugborough, Amerton Farm and the County Showground, events including the Shakespeare Festival and Stafford Film week as well as a comprehensive list of visitor accommodation throughout Stafford Borough.

The site includes accommodation maps, car parking details for the town as well as promoting the great outdoors such as Cannock Chase and the canals.

Why not try one of our guided town tours for groups of 15 or more. Discover the town's intersting buildings, the characters, the crimes, the secrets and the ghosts of Stafford past.

There are a range of tourism brochures to help you to orientate yourself with the area. Either download a copy via the link above, or phone 01785 619619 to receive a copy in the post.

There is so much to enjoy when you discover Stafford and its countryside.

This fine County Town is well placed in the heart of Staffordshire, a County of fascinating contrasts.

Nestling on the edge of Cannock Chase, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Stafford is the obvious centre for visiting the whole of Staffordshire and neighbouring counties. The world renowned potteries lie to the north of Stafford including Wedgwood, Royal Doulton, and Spode and many others.

Lichfield, with its magnificent three spired Cathedral lies to thesoutheast, the brewing capital of Burton upon Trent is just 20 miles away and Britain's top theme park, Alton Towers is just a short drive away.

Enjoy the delights of our area where you will find a wonderful variety of attractions, good food and excellent places to stay.

For more information on Staffordshire and attractions around the county see www.enjoystaffordshire.com

www.bbc.co.uk/staffordshire/entertainment/index.shtml

For more information on venues for conferences around the stafford and staffordshire area, please see www.conferencestaffordshire.co.uk

Accommodation in and around Stafford:

So easy to find, so hard to leave behind