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Free entry - and a cafe

decent pub and good food

The bonded warehouse is a historical listed building dating back to 1779 which now runs various events throughout the year. On the other side of Canal St are canal office buildings and a weighbridge from the 1840s

Listed building built around the 1890s to take water back up to the Birmingham Level and Dudley Tunnel from Dudley No1 and No2 Canals.

Bratch Locks is said to be one of the prettiest sets of canal buildings on the Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal. It was opened in 1772 and includes the lock, a bridge, the lockkeepers cottage and a toll-house. Today the towpath offers miles of easy traffic free cycling and a safe way between Wombourne and Wolverhampton.

Bratch Locks were planned and built by James Brindley back in 1772. He constructed two bridges, a toll house and lock keeper’s cottage, all built in mellow brick, making it a favourite photogenic and artistic spot. The entire area forms one of the prettiest groups of canal buildings on any canal system anywhere.

Beware past Bridge as it gets very overgrown

Lots of cafes closer to the water front and nearby brierley Hill. Nice and bright when lit up at night