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Local tourist spot suggestions Wolverhampton

The Lock Museum

Locksmith's workshop

Black Country Museum

11 ha of museum recreating the life of miners.

Weston Park

Portraits by grand masters and a park designed by Capability Brown.

Soho House

Luxury home from the 18C.

Local hotels suggestions Wolverhampton

Britannia Hotel

Whether you are staying alone, on business, away with friends or with your family, the facilities of Wolverhampton's Britannia Hotel will make your visit comfortable and enjoyable. The hotel is locat...

Britannia Hotel Wolverhampton

Next door to the famous Grand Theatre, this charming Victorian-style building is in the centre of Wolverhampton, offering comfortable rooms, great food and free Wi-Fi internet access in the lounge.Re...

Novotel Wolverhampton

The Novotel Wolverhampton is an AA rated hotel in the city centre accessible via all major road networks. Our 132 rooms with work desk and high speed WiFi internet access are perfect for a business t...

Novotel Wolverhampton City Centre

Winner of 3 Black Country Tourism Awards in 2007, including Gold for restaurant service, this modern and welcoming hotel is near the M6 and M5, within the city’s vibrant centre. This contempora...

Local restaurant suggestions Wolverhampton

Bilash

In a pleasant square, and easily identified by its bright yellow façade and modish interior. Family owned; well established, locally renowned Indian/Bangladeshi cooking.

The Garden Brasserie

Large windows give bright feel to restaurant.

The Conservatory

Bright, airy conservatory restaurant overlooks canal.

Bell & Cross

Early 19C village pub with gardens and dining terrace. Traditional public bar and five intimate dining rooms. Friendly service; blackboard specials and seasonal produce.