Remains of abbey founded by King John in the 13th century. Opened by the Halesowen Abbey Trust.

Haden Hill House Museum in Cradley Heath, Rowley Regis is a Victorian gentleman's house furnished in period style surrounded by 55 acres of award winning parkland.

Hagley Hall is the private home of Viscount and Viscountess Cobham and is set in 350 acres of parkland. This Grade I Georgian House was completed in 1760, designed by Sanderson Miller and built for George, the First Lord Lyttelton. Inside are some of the finest...

The ruins at Weoley Castle are over 700 years old and are the remains of the moated medieval manor house that once stood here. The site has been inhabited from the 12th century and, according to the Doomsday Book, was part of the estates of William Fitz Ansculf....

Ruskin Glass Centre is the newest visitor attraction in the Black Country. At the heart of Stourbridge’s famous glass quarter Ruskin Glass Centre is home to 17 independent businesses; predominantly glass related with a small number of complimentary trades....

The Lace Guild is the largest organization for lacemakers in the British Isles, and our membership is international. Our aims are to provide information about the craft of lacemaking, its history and use; to promote a high standard of lacemaking; and to encourage...

There is something for everyone at Dudley Museum & Art Gallery. If you are a teacher there are school visits. If you are an art lover we have art exhibitions. And if you are a budding geologist, we have a huge collection of fossils.

The Lehr Theatre is based at The Glasshouse; a pioneering project promoting culture, arts and special needs education within the context of social regeneration inspired by the ideas of John Ruskin, William Morris and Rudolf Steiner. The Glasshouse is part of the...

Situated in Victoria Park, the Lodge was opened as a Heritage Centre in 2003 by the Smethwick Heritage Centre Trust. On display are examples of products manufactured in Smethwick by many of its famous companies which have now closed. Also displayed are various items...

Built at the end of the 18th Century the Cone was used for the manufacture of glass until 1936 and is now one of only four left in the United Kingdom. The site is now a busy heritage site hosting exhibitions, events, children's activities, tours, a programme for...