Once the home of the Bantock family, this beautiful house is one of the greats gems in Wolverhampton's architectural and cultural history. It is a real treat to be allowed to walk through such an elegant property and admire...

In the West Midlands, this is the largest dedicated craft gallery that can be found. There is a large permanent collection on display that explores the many facets of crafts and brings together works by artists from across the...

The Molineux Football Stadium has been home to Wolverhampton Wanderers Football Club since 1889. Despite its age, the ground has been at the forefront of stadium innovations being the first purpose built stadium in the Football League, one of the...

This charming Elizabethan mansion is famous for its association with King Charles II who hid here as a fugitive during the Civil War. Visitors are invited to see the bed where he slept and a fascinating exhibition that recreates...

Built and furnished under the influence of the Arts and Crafts Movement, this house is a beautiful and distinct piece of architectural history. Within, visitors are treated to a selection of original William Morris wallpapers and fabrics, pre-Raphelite paintings...

Wolverhampton Art Gallery is one of the centrepieces of the community, an impressive Georgian and Victorian building with two main galleries. The award winning Sensing Sculpture Gallery is world-renowned and offers a sensory experience for the visually impaired but...

Barrow Hill near Pensnett is a prominent landmark made up of dolerite, formed underneath what was once the Dudley Volcano. The summit, marked by a cross, is over 150m above sea level and gives stunning views across the area....

The Courthouse stands close to the old Black Country village of Sedgley’s historic Bull Ring. Its elegant Georgian façade conceals a much older stone building, which served first as the medieval Lord of Dudley’s manorial courthouse (nearby Dudley Castle actually...

The Crooked House or ‘Siden House’ has been a Midlands tourist attraction for well over a hundred years. The building is a typical Black Country pub, however, one side is four foot lower than the other as a result of...

Dudley Archives contain a large amount of documents that have been collected since records began, and offer an insight into the many major and slightly less important events that have occurred in the town over the centuries. The collection...

Jerome K Jerome is an author of some note who is probably best known for his book Three Men in a Boat, which has sold millions of copies all over the world. His long and illustrious writing career began...

The New Art Gallery opened in the year 2000 and is part of a brand new civic building at the heart of the community. The permanent collection is impressive, containing the Garman Ryan Collection, displayed within an intricately connected...

The Locksmith’s House is a heritage museum that has restored the actual facility that was run by the Hodson family at the turn of the 20th Century. Within, visitors can see how a Victorian family lived and worked....

At Walsall Leather Museum you’ll gain a fascinating insight into the story of leatherworking and find out why Walsall’s craftsmen and women are so proud of their skills and reputation. For 200 years Walsall people have been making some of...

Walsall Museum is an engaging and friendly environment suitable for all the family, where the rich and interesting history of this community is explored in depth. All of the displays are presented in an engaging fashion, using the latest...

The Wren’s Nest near Dudley is one of the most important geological locations in Britain, and was designated as the first British National Nature Reserve for geology in 1956. It is made up of limestone which was formed around...