Walsall on a Budget: Fun 5 Day Adventure!

Discover Walsall's hidden gems without breaking your bank!

21 June 2023

Visiting Walsall on a limited budget can still be enjoyable with its array of affordable attractions such as the Walsall Leather Museum and the Arboretum park. For accommodations, there are budget-friendly options such as the Travelodge Walsall. Exploring the town on foot or by public transport is easy, giving visitors the chance to appreciate its historical landmarks like the Victorian Art Gallery and the St. Matthew's Church.

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Day 1

Arriving in Walsall

Check into The County Hotel for affordable, comfortable accommodation.
Visit the New Art Gallery Walsall, showcasing contemporary artwork and exhibitions.
Grab a quick bite at Yummies, known for their delicious burgers and shakes.
Wander through the Victorian Arboretum, a peaceful park with beautiful flora and fauna.
End the day with dinner at The Littleton Arms, serving classic pub fare with a modern twist.

Day 2

Exploring Historic Sites

Start off at Walsall Leather Museum to learn about the town's leather-making heritage.
Take a stroll through the picturesque Lichfield Cathedral for stunning architecture and history.
Visit the National Memorial Arboretum, honoring those who have served in the armed forces.
Stop by The Bell Inn for a classic British pub lunch with a cozy atmosphere.
Catch a performance at the historic Victorian-era Walsall Town Hall.

Day 3

Nature and Adventure

Spend the morning at Walsall's newest attraction, Rush Trampoline Park.
Take a walk around Walsall Arboretum Lake, home to ducks and swans.
Visit the stunning Black Country Living Museum for a step back in time.
Have dinner at Buffalo & Rye, a trendy eatery serving American-style BBQ.
Enjoy a nightcap at The Vine Inn, a cozy pub with a friendly atmosphere.

Day 4

Shopping and Culture

Visit Walsall's oldest indoor market, The Saddlers Shopping Centre.
Stop by the Walsall Museum for an insight into the town's rich history.
Check out the art and pottery at The Kiln Pottery Workshop & Gallery.
Grab lunch at The Littleton Arms, with their famous Sunday roast dinner.
Take in a show at The Crescent Theatre, a vibrant community theater.

Day 5

Final Day in Walsall

Spend a relaxing morning at the Victorian-style Walsall Gala Baths.
Explore Walsall's varied street art scenes.
Have lunch at La Galleria, a cozy Italian restaurant with hearty portions.
Take a walk through the scenic Pelsall Village and Pelsall Common.
Bid farewell to Walsall at Bar 10, a chilled bar with live music and excellent drinks.

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How to get there

Plane

The best way to get to Walsall by plane is to fly into Birmingham Airport which is approximately 20 miles away. From there, you can take a direct train from Birmingham International Station to Walsall Station which takes around 20 minutes.

Car

If you're driving, the M6 motorway passes by Walsall so it's easily accessible from anywhere in the UK. There are several car parks located in the town centre, including the Saddlers Centre car park and the Crown Wharf Shopping Park car park.

Train

There are several train stations near Walsall, but the best one to use would be Walsall Train Station itself which has direct connections to Birmingham, Wolverhampton, and London. From Birmingham New Street Station, you can take a direct train to Walsall which takes around 20 minutes.

Boat

As Walsall is landlocked, there are no direct boat services to the town. The nearest canal is the Birmingham Canal which runs through nearby Wolverhampton and Birmingham.

Bus

National Express and Megabus both offer direct bus services to Walsall from various cities across the UK. The Walsall Bus Station is located in the town centre and is just a short walk away from the train station.