Black Country Living Museum

There are adapted accessible toilets in the following locations:

- A Changing Places facility is available at Brook Entrance (opposite the Visitor Centre).

- Several accessible toilets are located in the Visitor Centre.

- In the Workers’ Institute Café.

- Two in the Elephant & Castle Public House – one downstairs and one upstairs (accessible via a lift. Please speak to staff for lift access).

There is stepped access to many of the shop entrances, but in general the museum is pushchair friendly.

Assistance dogs are welcome throughout the site. Water bowls are available at the Workers’ Institute Café and Bottle & Glass Inn entrance.

You'll find a range of cafes and restaurants serving food. As well as places to grab a drink too.

There are designated outdoor areas for picnics with accessible benches. But please dispose of your rubbish appropiately.

The Museum is an open-air living Museum and has recreated the conditions of the 19th and 20th centuries, using original buildings from across the Black Country.

Access is available to the majority of buildings although, as they are authentic historic exhibits, many require the use of temporary, portable ramps. A map of the Museum is available at reception which will help you to navigate the site or you can download the Access Map before your visit.

Pre-booking ensures the best availability and pricing.

There are a range of meeting spaces at the attraction.