The Black Country Living Museum

Step back in time at Black Country Living Museum in Dudley and leave the 21st century behind for a proper bostin’ day out! Across 26 acres, more than 250 years of Black Country history comes alive through reconstructed streets, homes, shops, pubs, factories and workshops. Meet historic characters, hear the sounds and smells of a working industrial town, explore the mine, old school and jump aboard vintage trams and trolleybuses. Then it’s time to yam yam your way through some proper Black Country favourites – grab fish and chips at Hobbs Fish & Chip Shop, pick up traditional sweets at T. Cooks Sweet Shop, or settle in at one of the historic pubs for a hearty meal and a pint. Don’t miss Forging Ahead, the museum’s exciting £30 million expansion, bringing a recreated 1940s–60s high street and new industrial quarter to life, complete with landmarks such as the Elephant & Castle pub and Woodside Library.

And if you’re a Peaky Blinders fan, you’re in for a treat. Walk through authentic filming locations from the hit series, explore Charlie’s Yard and experience the atmosphere of Birmingham’s notorious gangland era.

From bostin’ banter and traditional grub to roaring industry, rattling trams and characters straight out of the past, Black Country Living Museum isn’t just something you look at – it’s history you can step into, hear, smell, taste and experience.

 

Date:

Sunday 11th July 2027

 

 Prices:

Adult - £67

OAP - £63

Under 16's - £49

 

 Coach Departs:

Victoria Street -8.45am

Cock Hotel - 9.00am

Sixfields - 9.15am

 

 Our price Includes:

• Return coach travel from Northampton

• Ticket to the Black Country Living Museum

 

Approx timings for the day:

• 11.00am - Arrive at The Black Country Living Museum

• 4.00pm - Depart The Black Country Living Museum

• 6.00pm - Return to Northampton