Dudley borough is located in the Heart of England; just a few miles west of Birmingham and on the border of the Worcestershire and South Staffordshire countryside to the east. It is easily accessible by road, rail and water.
By rail and bus
If you are travelling by train the two main stations are Wolverhampton and Birmingham’s New Street. You can pick up connecting trains to local stations in Stourbridge, Dudley Port, Tipton and Sandwell & Dudley. Or take one of the frequent bus services that run throughout the borough and also link with nearby Birmingham and Wolverhampton.
Plan your journey and book tickets:
Bus numbers
Across the borough:
Dudley to Brierley Hill - 6
Dudley to Halesowen - 18
Dudley to Kingswinford - 5
Dudley to Oldbury - 87
Dudley to Sedgley - 1
Dudley to Stourbridge - 16,17, 17a
To visitor attractions:
Barrow Hill Local Nature Reserve - 2, 5, 6
Blackcountryman Boat trips - 6, 8
Black Country Living Museum - 11, 11A
Buckpool and Fens Pool Local Nature Reserve - 6
Castlegate 11, 11A, 74, 87
Cotwall End Valley Local Nature Reserve - 1, 27, 27A
Dudley Archives and Local History Service - 11, 11A
Dudley Canal and Tunnel Trust - 11, 11A
Dudley Zoo and Castle - 11, 42, 87, 126
intu Merry Hill - 2, 7, 8,18,
Lace Guild - 16, 17, 17a
Leasowes - 19
Red House Glass Cone - 16, 17, 17a
Ruskin Glass and Glasshouse Heritage Centre - 16, 17, 17a
Saltwells Local Nature Reserve - 7
Village Hotel - 74, 87, 126
Wren's Nest National Nature Reserve - 8, 82
By car
If you are travelling by car, Dudley is accessed by junctions 2, 3 or 4 of the M5 or by the M6 through Wolverhampton/Walsall and the M42 from the south. Dudley is only 45 minutes drive from Birmingham International Airport.
Plan your journey:
By water
If you are planning to make the most of Dudley’s canal network, visit the Canal and River Trust website.
