Things to Do in West Bromwich

Small but well-curated museum with local history displays, a Victorian art collection, and changing exhibitions. Housed in a grand Victorian building.

🕐 Monday to Saturday 10am-4pm. Closed Sundays and bank holidays.

💡 Check the 'What's On' page online for free workshops and family activities, especially during school holidays.

A 13th-century timber-framed manor house, one of the oldest buildings in the area. It's set in a small garden with a café. The interior is now a community space.

🕐 Open Wednesday to Sunday 10am-4pm (grounds only accessible during café hours).

💡 Check their free open days or heritage events on Facebook—sometimes they open the upper floors usually closed to the public.

A compact Victorian park with formal flowerbeds, a bandstand, a children's playground, and a bowling green. Peaceful spot for a picnic.

🕐 Open daily, dawn until dusk.

💡 Visit during the annual Dartmouth Park Gala (usually August) for free live music and stalls.

A large country park with lakes, woodland, and meadows. Good for walking, cycling, and birdwatching. The visitor centre has a café and toilets.

🕐 Park open 24 hours. Visitor centre daily 9am-4pm.

💡 Head to the RSPB reserve section early morning for the best bird sightings. Parking is free at the Forge Lane entrance.

Home of West Bromwich Albion FC. You can walk around the stadium exterior, see the statue of Tony 'Bomber' Brown, and soak up the matchday atmosphere on Saturday afternoons.

🕐 Exterior accessible 24/7. Club shop open matchdays only.

💡 No need to pay for a tour—stand outside the main entrance on matchdays and watch fans arrive. The club shop is free to browse.