Bromsgrove, in Worcestershire, England, is a historic town with notable half-timbered buildings like the Hop Pole Inn (1572) and Georgian houses on High Street. Originating as a wool trade centre, Bromsgrove became a hub for nail-making in the 19th century, later shifting to engineering and the automotive industry. Today, its economy is driven by retail, healthcare, and motor repair. Key attractions include the Avoncroft Museum of historic buildings, nearby country parks, and the Tardebigge Flight of 30 canal locks—the longest continuous flight in Britain, which raises the Worcester and Birmingham Canal by 217 feet.