A guide to living in Wolverhampton
Wolverhampton is a city and metropolitan borough in the West Midlands. Wolverhampton lies northwest of Birmingham, with the fastest train route from Wolverhampton to Birmingham New Street taking just fifteen minutes. There’s also a direct train service that operates between Wolverhampton and London, with the fastest service taking under 2 hours.
What to do
With well-loved institutions for art, theatre and cinema, you will feel culturally nourished. Or head to the Wolverhampton Civic Hall for music and laughs. Here you’ll discover a mix of world-renowned bands, comedy acts, up and coming bands, classical music and sporting events.
Shopping
Indoor shopping centres, the Mander Centre and the Wulfrun Centre offer a mix of international stores and quality independent retailers. And the popular high street hosts vibrant markets selling everything from fresh food to jewellery, Monday to Saturday. Craft and Farmers Markets enhance Dudley Street every first Friday of the month.
Food and drink
Reflective of its diverse population, Wolverhampton’s food scene boasts cuisine from every corner of the globe. Whether you fancy a deliciously hot curry, tantalising sushi or a mouth-watering roast dinner, you can find it in Wolverhampton. Check out the best rated restaurants here.
Sport
Home to Wolverhampton Wanderers Football Club, Molineux Stadium has a brilliant atmosphere on match days and houses the Wolves Museum. You can also experience the excitement of racing at Wolverhampton Racecourse, located less than 2 miles from the City Centre.