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Remains of an abbey founded by King John in the 13th century.
With thanks to the Halesowen Abbey Trust.
Read more about the history of Halesowen Abbey.
Before You Go
Access: From the A456 the footpath can be found 150 metres west of the Black Horse pub. The path to the Abbey includes a stile and the ground may be uneven. The Abbey can best be viewed from just over the stile.
Facilities: There are various facilities, including places to eat in the market town of Halesowen.
Please Be Aware: The land immediately around the site of the abbey is privately owned and no access is permitted. The ruins can be viewed from a nearby footpath.
English Heritage does not permit drone flying from or over sites in our care, except by contractors or partners undertaking flights for a specific purpose, who satisfy stringent CAA criteria, have the correct insurances and permissions, and are operating under controlled conditions.
Dogs: Horses may be grazing in the fields adjacent to the footpath, so please keep your dog on a lead.
Plan a Great Day Out
Head into Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter and take a guided tour around the J.W. Evans Silver Factory, or go south of the city and visit the stunning shell of Witley Court, with its beautiful gardens and woodland. The independent tearoom next door serves delicious light lunches and cakes.
