United by its canal networks and industrial heritage, the Black Country offers something for everyone.
The Black Country, located to the west of Birmingham, is made up of most of the four metropolitan district council areas of Dudley, Sandwell, Walsall and Wolverhampton.
Discover life through the ages in Sandwell at the 12th century Manor House and Sandwell Priory, the medieval timber framed Tudor Oak House and the award winning 19th Century Haden Hill House.
For anyone seeking the great outdoors, they need look no further than the 2000 acres of woodland and parkland in Sandwell Valley.
Wolverhampton is one Britain’s newest cities. It is a vibrant mix of shopping, art, music, theatre, sport, film and nightlife. Its art gallery boasts one of the biggest Pop Art collections outside London and it is home to Britain’s first all-weather floodlit horse-racing course.
There are many other visitor attractions in the surrounding areas that you may wish to explore during your time in the Black Country. Other visitor attractions in the West Midlands include:
