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Enjoy a family day out in Walsall, with different things to do whatever the weather. Explore green spaces, laser tag and play centres.
There’s so many opportunities to get outside and exercise, whether it’s cycling, walking, Walsall is a haven for local people or visitors looking for something exciting to do with friends and family. Take a look at different things to do regardless of season or budget.
Dating back to the middle ages, Walsall was once a small market town. Buyers and sellers would come from all over the West Midlands to visit these iconic markets, which still rings true today. An area famous for its craftsmanship, where metal working flourished and leather making was pioneered, giving Walsall the title of Leather capital of the world.
With the world-class New Art Gallery and breathtaking, expansive views from the Bar Beacon, one of the highest points in the West Midlands, the community is now vibrant and diversified.
A place with such a rich cultural heritage that it is evidence of a place making its mark.

Buses
Walsall bus station is made up of two smaller bus stations: Bradford Place bus station and St Paul's bus station; one being larger than the other and providing more services. Over 90 bus routes are operated predominantly by National Express West Midlands and Rotala's Diamond West Midlands, but also by smaller operators Walsall Community Transport and Chaserider (formerly Arriva). Services from St Paul's bus station leave Walsall serving Birmingham; Wolverhampton and Willenhall; north to Bloxwich, Cannock and Brownhills; and east to Sutton Coldfield and Aldridge. In addition, services link Staffordshire areas such as Burntwood, Lichfield and Little Aston. St Paul's did have a travel Information Centre, but this was closed to save costs.
Roads
Walsall is extremely well connected within the UK road network, as it is served by the M6 which connects the M1 motorway towards London and M74 motorway towards Glasgow. There are three nearby junctions which serve Walsall on the M6 motorway: J7, J9 and J10. The stretch between these junctions is one of the busiest in Europe. The town is also served by A34 road which connects Manchester and the M42 motorway towards London, and is connected regionally by the A454 Black Country route. In 2018, the UK Department for Transport estimated that 953 million miles were driven on Walsall's roads.
Railway
Walsall railway station is situated on Station Street in the town centre and is also accessible from the Saddlers shopping centre. There are typically four trains per hour from the station to Birmingham and one train per hour to Rugeley, with fewer trains in the evenings and on Sundays. There is also a suburban station at Bescot.
Trams
A tram service began in the town towards the end of the 19th century and ran until 2 October 1933.
The West Midlands Metro now runs from Wolverhampton to Birmingham city centre. Soon, the metro will operate a tram extension from north of the former Wednesbury Town railway station across Potter Lane to a stop at Brierley Hill; this will see the metro line use the corridor from Wednesbury Town to Dudley, before running street level and back onto the track at Canal Street, then branching off to Merry Hill and a tram stop at Brierley Hill.
The corridor section from Walsall to Wednesbury Town has been preserved for freight traffic to use to Round Oak Steel Terminal in the near future. It is possible that the metro extension will look to run an extension to Walsall via Bescot, but will utilise the line with either people carriers or tram-trains.
Walsall was also to be part of the former 5 Ws scheme which would have connected it to Wolverhampton, Wednesfield, Willenhall and Wednesbury. Walsall Council decided to pull Walsall and Willenhall out of the scheme in favour of reopening the line to Wolverhampton to passengers via Darlaston and Willenhall. A proposal for the new stations to be built is part of a wider investment strategy to improve local services.
Air
The 1930s saw the operation of Walsall Aerodrome until 1956. Birmingham Airport is the closest airport to Walsall, and it can be reached in 30 minutes by car.