As one of the UK’s new Millennium Cities, Wolverhampton has a wealth of attractions, heritage and facilities for all types of visitors.
The city has a vibrant and multi-cultural offering for the tourist ranging from a visit to Wightwick Manor to view William Morris originals to a day out at the races at Wolverhampton’s all weather racecourse, Dunstall Park. Then end your day with an evening at the Grand Theatre or one of the many concerts at the Civic Halls.
Other award-winning attractions such as Bantock House and Park, Moseley Old Hall, Wolverhampton Art Gallery, Bilston Craft Gallery & Museum only enhance the city further.
As a major university town, Wolverhampton boasts nine outstanding nightclubs, some award-winning and all with their own slant on today’s music scenes, with many attracting top name DJs.
Wolverhampton is also well served by a variety of hotels and restaurants offering delicacies from around the world as well as accommodation ranging from a family-run bed and breakfast to a luxurious top of the range hotel.