Burton-on-Trent

Burton-on-Trent, a vibrant Staffordshire market town on the River Trent, is renowned as the "Brewing Capital of the World." Its mineral-rich water made it ideal for brewing, establishing iconic names like Bass and Marston’s. The National Brewery Centre celebrates this heritage, attracting visitors from far and wide.

The town's history dates back to Anglo-Saxon times, centered around the 7th-century Burton Abbey. While much of the abbey is gone, remnants remain alongside the scenic Washlands, a floodplain offering walking paths, wildlife, and views that blend natural beauty with industrial legacy.

Modern Burton boasts a lively town center with shops, markets, and cultural venues like The Brewhouse Arts Centre. It’s also home to Pirelli Stadium and Burton Albion FC, fostering a vibrant arts and sports scene.

With its rich brewing history, cultural attractions, and picturesque riverfront, Burton-on-Trent combines industrial heritage with contemporary charm, offering something for both residents and visitors.