Local Attractions

in and around Wolverhampton

Wolverhampton is growing as a hub for artists and creators. Located just 1 minute away from The Britannia Wolverhampton Hotel, The Grand Theatre is admired by performers and audiences alike. This intimate three-tiered Victorian auditorium receives major touring productions, including drama, musicals, ballet, opera and some of the biggest pantomimes in the UK.

Further afield is Bantock House Museum. Restored back to its Edwardian glory, Bantock House is a hidden treasure set within 43 acres of parkland and surrounded by formal gardens. Visitors may also be interested in St Peter's Collegiate Church, located on both the highest and oldest developed site in Wolverhampton. 

olf Mountain climbing and caving centre offers fun for the whole family. Take part in a choice of rope climbing, bouldering, abseiling, lead climbing walls, canoeing and more. This is one of the few centres in the country where visitors can enjoy an indoor caving experience. 

The Wacky Warehouse at the Rock Hotel has plenty of colourful adventure play equipment crammed into a climbing maze, and will allow children to bring out their more rambunctious side. It is guaranteed to entertain the kids whilst allowing the adults to enjoy a well-deserved meal.