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The county of Warwickshire, known as Shakespeare's County, lies in the centre of England, an area called the heart of the country. Warwickshire is an area of great contrasts with areas of great beauty, from the very deep south where the Cotswold bleeds into Warwickshire, to the industrial pits and canals of the northern coal mines.
Warwickshire is the most easterly of the counties within the West Midlands region. Bordered by Staffordshire to the north-west; Leicestershire to the north-east; Northamptonshire to the east; Oxfordshire and Gloucestershire to the south-east and south-west; and by Worcestershire and the West Midlands metropolitan county to the west. | | |
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Its central location within England, as well as numerous motorways serving the county, mean all major towns are easily accessible and travelling to Warwickshire is straightforward. The nearby attractions of the Cotswolds, Birmingham and London are all nearby and easily accessible.
See our Getting to Warwickshire pages for further details on travelling to the county. |
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Warwickshire and Surrounding Counties | | |
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Warwickshire and Surrounding Major Towns and Cities |
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