Best places: Tourist Attractions in Walsall, United Kingdom

2000 acres of parkland with bike/bridle paths and lakes, for walking, jogging, cycling and angling.

Ornate Hindu temple in converted red-brick building, also offering faith and Hindi language classes.

Free to visit bird-rich woodland, water and meadow nature reserve with 2 farms and walking trails.

👍👍 MashAllah beautiful masjid and nice and clean wudhu facilities and jamat khana. Thank you to the management for maintaining such a good facility for everyone.

A historic public park with formal gardens, children's play area, lido and outdoor fitness trail.

Outdoor action in 660 acres of woods, farmland, lakes and streams with hiking and biking trails.

Seasonal activities include a splash-pad play area & floral displays at this large public park.

Farm with tractor rides, pony sit-ons, seasonal lamb feeding & lots of animals for kids to meet.

Parkland area with a reservoir and a heritage railway, plus bird watching, walking and cycling.

Cozy museum devoted to the region's leather trade, with crafting exhibits & a period workshop.

👍👍 Sutton park is wonderful to walk with your family, to have picnics in summer and to enjoy a weekend.

Grassy park with playing fields for cricket & football, plus a cycle route & picnic area.

Museum with a collection of old cars, buses & other vehicles, plus transportation memorabilia.

Tree-filled park (with one believed to date from 1605) with walking trails and a football pitch.

👍👍 Beautiful place. Saw lots of birds including a nuthatch. And squirrels everywhere. Cafe very nice too. Good food and lovely coffee.

Ancient Roman archaeological site with bathhouse and inn ruins with artifacts and free entry.

92-acre nature preserve along a canal featuring dog-friendly walking paths amid diverse wildlife.

Polished, landscaped greenspace for picnics & play surrounding an opulent 1800s manor.

👍👍 Very busy tonight to enjoy the Red Arrows fly past. Great views of Birmingham and much more.

👍👍 H, our tour guide was really informative. It was amazing to see how Jaguars are produced on the production line. Made of aluminium, the car bodies are glued and riveted together, sometimes using large robots. We saw car bodies pressed as well as how the interior of the cars are fitted out and inspec...