Black Country Living Museum
Museum Gallery
4.7 (14359 reviews)
Discovery Wy, Dudley DY1 4AL, UK
+44 121 557 9643
Did You Know?
Interactive History
It's not just a museum; it's a 'living museum' where costumed demonstrators bring history to life, allowing visitors to step back in time and experience what life was like in the Black Country during the industrial revolution.
Filming Location
Parts of the popular BBC series 'Peaky Blinders' were filmed at the Black Country Living Museum, utilizing its authentic historical settings to recreate early 20th-century Birmingham.
Acre Site
The museum spans 26 acres, featuring over 50 reconstructed buildings and historical exhibits, from canal-side wharves to traditional shops and industrial workshops.
Iron and Coal Heritage
The museum celebrates the region's rich industrial heritage, particularly its role as a birthplace of the Industrial Revolution, focusing on iron-working, coal mining, and glass-making.
Highlights from Reviews
• immersive historical experience
The museum offers an authentic journey back in time with period buildings, costumed actors, and detailed exhibits bringing history to life.
• knowledgeable staff/actors
Staff and actors are praised for being friendly, engaging, and highly knowledgeable, enhancing the visitor's understanding and experience.
• annual pass value
Tickets function as an annual pass, offering excellent value and encouraging multiple visits throughout the year.
• peaky blinders filming location
Fans of the TV show enjoy visiting the actual filming locations and finding related merchandise, adding an exciting dimension to the visit.
• delicious food options
The fish and chips, cooked in beef dripping, and baked goods like iced fingers and scones, are consistently highlighted as delicious.