Tourism & Travel

 

 

If you've never visited Dudley Borough before, you're in for a treat! You'll be surprised to find just how much there is to see and do - from unearthing the area's rich industrial heritage to sampling the best in Black Country food and drink.

 

These pages will provide you with a flavour of what there is to see and do in the area.  If there is any additional information you require, please get in touch by requesting further information.

 

Enjoy discovering Dudley Borough! 

 

 

There are plenty of events taking place across the visitor attractions this February half term.  Juniors at Museums (JAM club) can chase the missing farm animals around Broadfield House Glass Museum and even make your own farm animals to take home.  Or you can transform yourself into a vicious Viking at Dudley Museum & Art Gallery. At the Red House Glass Cone you can make a wolf wall hanging and loads of different watery crafts using foam, paint and paper.

 

You may wish to make a treasured memento by having your hand/foot cast in glass at Broadfield House Glass Museum.  Pre-booking is essential on 01384 812745 and costs £17 per hand/foot.

 

At the Black Country Living Museum visitors can try their hand at traditional board games in the Boardroom of the Workers Institute and play traditional games in the Museum’s period village. You may also take a 45 minute guided boat trip into the fascinating Limestone Mines and Singing Cavern at Dudley Canal Trust. 

 

Take a look on the Events page for further information.