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Address: Birmingham New Road, Dudley DY1 4SB, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 121 557 6265
Website: dudleycanaltrust.org.uk
“Excellent selection of animals to see and lots of interactive habitats like the Lemur Woods. The train is a cool touch too! Prepare yourself for a lot of uphill climbing throughout the day if you're bringing toddlers! Unfortunately some exibit closures during our visit in preparation for Christmas, and the rides and pop-up restaurant stands were closed. There are vending machines dotted around but they're all coin-only so pretty useless.”
Address: Castle Hill, Dudley DY1 4QF, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 1384 215313
Website: dudleyzoo.org.uk
“I always, book my holidays, With Co_op travel,in Dudley West Midlands, The staff, Always at hand To advice, me,If I'm not sure ,I myself need to talk to someone direct,Me being 70, Feel confident, that they will always find me a great deal Thanks Co_opTravel for All your Help , with my Holidays,”
Address: 44 High Street, Dudley DY1 1PN, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 1384 214133
Website: midcounties.coop
“Good place to go for a day out with the whole family”
Address: Dudley DY1 4QF, United Kingdom
Website: dudleyzoo.org.uk
“Not my first visit and certainly won’t be my last, but by far some of the best chip shop food you can buy. Exceptional value. I had a large mixed meat and chips. All fresh, hot, and a generous portion. I sometimes order from other chip shops depending where I am, and the food here is a completely different league. Highly recommended! (Very friendly staff too)”
Address: 14 Lake Street, Dudley DY3 2AU, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 1902 655020
“The only way my experience would have been improved would be more time. There is so much to see and explore. Staff are very helpful, friendly and welcoming (thank you Kevin!). Buildings have been gathered and rebuilt on site to represent several periods of the Black Country's history. Victorian Era, 1930's and '40's, and into the '50's and '60's. The garage near the entrance has a grand collection of cars, trucks, motorcycles and more. I did have time for a glass of cider at Vaults in the Elephant & Castle. They have hands on workshops to make nails and Bricks. If you didn't already know, a lot of filming for the Peaky Blinders show has been done here. I imagine a fan of the show will recognize locations at the museum. Nov 26, 25 C&J”
Address: Discovery Way, Dudley DY1 4AL, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 121 557 9643
Website: bclm.com
“It's a wonderful park for walking, cycling, jogging etc. It has a tennis court as well as a football ground .”
Address: 23 Paganel Drive, Dudley DY1 4AZ, United Kingdom
Website: dudley.gov.uk
“Great scenic place to walk around and get some great photos. For the most part, it is nice and quiet and only occasionally see people walking around through the trees. The exception is where there are roads nearby, where the day I went, there was a tatter scrap truck driving around with its siren call on full blast, which ruins the whole experience. The most popular area would be the bright quarry where you'll find plenty of fossils. To walk around the whole reserve is quite the workout, and there are steps leading to different parts, but the steps can be very steep and hard to climb. As you continue down into the reserve, there are parts where it goes to its lowest point that doesn't get much sunlight, so the ground may be muddy, but it's very nice around here. The alternative to this is to climb the steps to the highest points where you'll be able to see for miles. Had not been here for many years, but it's relatively unchanged. The only real letdown (and biggest change) is the Seven Sisters Caverns (or caves). The council has blocked off and filled in all the caverns with fences and rocks. They have ruined a historical landmark. Like the fences should be enough to keep people out, but to fill in caverns is just out of order. There used to be cave exploration parties in the past, but now is just a thing of the past. What's funny is the caverns are fenced off, but if you walk around through the trees, there are many many spots where there are considerable drops into very deep ditches that are just out in the open and not fenced off at all. If you fall through some of these, you're going to get hurt badly. Just stick to the path though, and you'll be fine. As for the quarry with fossils, I last went here over 25 years ago, and it might have been my mind playing tricks on me, but if you don't like spiders, then don't walk around the quarry towards the evening, as I remember seeing all the rocks suddenly swarm with hundreds of tiny spiders. In the daytime, though, you probably won't see any. The whole area is well worth the visit, and feels like a different country away from the normal everyday life of Dudley.”
Address: Wrens Hill Road, Dudley DY1 3SB, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 1384 812785
Website: dudley.gov.uk
“Brilliant customer service staff always helpful , great locations for holidaying and a thankyou to your team of drivers who make the journeys pleasantly welcome....”
Address: 1 Peartree Lane, Dudley DY2 0DY, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 1384 455655
Website: dunwoodtravel.co.uk
“Love this pub.. Always have. Visited here since 2010. Phil & Pen are great.”
Address: 68 High Street, Dudley DY1 1PY, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 1384 235535
“Ordered my euros this morning and went and collected them within the same hour, Top service!”
Address: 91 High Street, Dudley DY1 1QP, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 1384 255777
Website: aktravel.net
“Amazing service, We visited the TUI travel agents in merry hill today 23rd Oct 2025, on entry we were warmly greeted by travel advisor Jack French, who took his time to establish what would make an awesome holiday for us and after gathering all the details he worked hard to find our perfect holiday. Jack, was friendly, offered us a hot drink and did not rush us for a decision, he took his time to explain all parts of the holiday and answered all our questions. Thank Jack, and keep up the great work, we will recommend you to all our friends and family.”
Address: Merry Hill, Brierley Hill DY5 1SJ, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 1384 597501
Website: tui.co.uk
“We had a wonderful breakfast today, very good for the money! Highly recommend and would go again if we happen to find ourselves in the area.”
Address: 18 New Street, Dudley DY1 1LP, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 7908 020308
“I would just like to thank Emma Woodhouse for the professional service we have received. Her attention to detail, handling of our holiday queries, and co-operation were way above what we expected. Thank you Emma”
Address: 180 Attingham Drive, Dudley DY1 3HY, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 800 046 5124
“Nice pub but didn't go there for fun was there on business”
Address: 122 Dudley Wood Road, Dudley DY2 0DQ, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 1384 411688
Website: the-victoria-inn-dudley.poi.place
“Great service, polite and courteous”
Address: 218 High Street, Dudley DY1 1PD, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 345 124 4545
Website: boots.com
“brilliant customer service. always come here. friendly atmosphere. thanks to the owner of the business.”
Address: 376 Dudley Road, Birmingham B18 4HH, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 121 558 2920
“I love this place and especially jenny a girl that works there she works so hard”
Address: 178 Dudley Road, Birmingham B18 7QX, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 121 454 6990
Website: diamondtravel.co.uk
“The kitchen at Queens Marie is a very good restaurant in the Dolly Castle and area. The only thing I found is a bit expensive here. It’s almost double the average price of the local market like if you wanna fish and chips, it’s £11 or something so it’s it’s feel bit expensive, but it’s okay if you wanna enjoy here in the jungle castle it’s good.”
Address: Dudley DY1 4QB, United Kingdom
Website: dudleyzoo.org.uk
Address: King Street, Dudley DY2 8NY, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 1384 237211
Website: ye-olde-foundry.square.site
“Absolutely fantastic! Mark the guide was brilliantly hilarious, so much history to learn and hear about, it was truly fascinating! I recommend this to anyone interested in history or who just fancy something a bit different”