After its completion in 1862, the Severn Valley Railway has become a well-known and well respected tourist attraction in the West Midlands and Shropshire. With plenty to see and do, as well as pubs and restaurants along the 16-mile attraction, you're guaranteed a great time with every visit. The Engine House in Highley is one of the main attractions, an exciting visitor and education centre that is home to a wide collection of full-size steam locomotives and the history behind Britain's railways. Visitors to the Engine House can also find a well-stocked gift shop and the 'Flag & Whistle Food Stop', with panoramic views across the Severn Valley. Along the railway line, guests can also visit a number of pubs in Kidderminster, Bridgnorth and at every stop in between! Most of the trains also provide a trolley service of hot and cold drinks, light snacks and alcohol. As you take in the beautiful sights along the Severn Valley, you can learn about the history of the Severn Valley Railway and all of the stations it encompasses as well as the locomotives that are in use. The Railway can even help you realise a lifelong ambition of driving a locomotive, giving you the chance to be a driver on your journey of adventure! This experience can be undertaken on either a full-sized steam or diesel locomotive along one of Britain's premier preserved railways. Educational trips for schools and adult groups is available, with a wealth of experience and educational support staff available to help assist your day. Guests can also charter their own train, ideal if you're looking to hold an event or even host a wedding! With a fleet of historic dining carriages and facilities at Kidderminster, a stunning backdrop and plenty of support available, the Severn Valley Railway can be the ideal wedding venue to say 'I Do'. The Severn Valley Railway is one of the most well-known attractions in the area, offering the perfect wedding venue, educational day out or tourist attraction for visitors in Kidderminster, Bridgnorth and the rest of the West Midlands and Shropshire.