Black Country Living Museum
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While on a visit to Birmingham make sure you stop off at it’s top attraction, the Black Country Living Museum is an award-winning open air museum that tells the story of one of the very first industrialised landscapes in Britain. Set across 26 acres, you’ll explore carefully reconstructed shops, houses and industrial areas that represent the Black Country’s story. You’ll learn how steam power, human ingenuity and an increasingly interconnected world transformed this region into a manufacturing powerhouse.
On your day out at Black Country Living Museum, you’ll meet our historic characters who’ll tell you stories of what it was really like to live and work during this revolutionary period of history.
We proudly share why our small region made a big impact on the world and bring Birmingham‘s Black Country folk back to life, from metalworkers and miners to nurses and schoolteachers – and even a pub landlord or two.
As you walk around, you’ll discover our collections, which were ‘Designated’ by Arts Council England in 2012, recognising their quality and national significance.
Most importantly, you’ll see history brought to life before your eyes in this top attraction in Birmingham – hear the clang of hammers, smell the smoke billowing from red brick chimneys and maybe even taste the best fish and chips in the Black Country, as yow explore shops, houses and industrial workshops. If you’re looking for things to do during school or half term holidays in and around Birmingham, Black Country Living Museum has plenty to see and do, yow are in for a bostin’ day!
TICKETS
Ticket prices for Black Country Living Museum are as follows;
Adult £22.95 / Over 65 £20.95 / Student £19.50 / Young Person 3-15 Years, £11.45
Child -0-2 Years, Free
Essential Carer, Free
Small Family Ticket, 1 Adult/3 Young People, £48.00
Medium Family Ticket, 2 Adults/2 Young People, £58.00
Large Family Ticket, 2 Adults/3 Young People, £68.00
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FAQ's
Can i get to you by train?
We are 1 mile from Tipton Train Station, which is on the Birmingham to Wolverhampton line operated by West Midlands Railway. Plan your journey and check train time tables using the National Rail Enquiries website or by calling 08457 48 49 50.
Is there parking at the museum?
There is both car and coach parking at the Museum. A parking charge of £3.50 applies to cars for the whole day. On busy days, you may be directed to our overflow car parking (car park two). Please note our overflow car parking is also £3.50 – please remember to purchase your car parking token at our Visitor Centre.
How far is the museum from Birmingham city centre?
The travel time by car from Birmingham City Centre is 35 minutes.
Are dogs allowed in the Museum?
Only Guide dogs, assistance dogs and animals under the Museum's management and care are allowed into the Museum. Animals must not be left in your vehicle while you are visiting the site.
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