Wolverhampton Things to Do

This square has transformed over the past decade from a grassy slope where office workers would picnic on a summer's afternoon to a pedestrian-friendly European plaza accessible all year. Birmingham's Town Hall and Council Hous... more

These fine gardens, opened in 1832, were designed by John Claudius Loudon, a leading garden planner and horticultural journalist. The gardens offer you the chance to see some of the most beautiful greenery in the world along wi... more

The Black Country is a large industrial area to the north-west of Birmingham and this museum is a reminder of how things used to be here 100 years ago. It comprises many historic buildings, taken down from elsewhere and re-erec... more

The restaurant at Liberty's gets busy not just because of its Anglo-French cuisine but also because diners gain free admission to the nightclub next door. The food is well prepared and of gourmet standard, but be prepared to pa... more

Housing one of the world's finest collections of Pre-Raphaelite art, with works by Rossetti, Ford Madox Brown and Holman Hunt, Birmingham's principal museum and gallery is located in a stunning Victorian building. The museum di... more

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… Australian, living in London) took me to the OXO Tower.  The restaurant/bar is run by Harvey Nichols, so… continue reading »

The Alexandra Theatre is a beautiful Edwardian-style theatre with a capacity of 1,347. Known as one of the top touring theatres in the country, many of the plays and musicals are of the best quality. The Alex (as it's fondly ca... more

This is one home of Birmingham's alternative club scene, playing a variety of music from the 80's, to indie, to drum and bass. Although the Snobs Nightclub looks tiny on the outside, it is actually one of Birmingham's largest c... more

Sutton Park, the national nature reserve park covers 2,400 acres of natural beauty with woodland, heaths, wetland and pools. The park contains a rich variety of wildlife, and birds such as kestrels, pheasants, plovers and bunti... more

With more than 70 acres of woodland, grassland, wetland and water habitats, this is a beautiful place to get away from it all in the city. It was built by the great engineer Thomas Telford in 1825, as part of Birmingham's canal... more