Welcome to Rowley Regis
Nestled between Birmingham and Wolverhampton, Rowley Riggs is a historic parish in the Black Country area of the West Midlands. For much of its history, it was part of the Royal Hunting Grounds, used exclusively by the king and certain members of the English monarchy. Most of its development occurred between the World Wars, when thousands of new houses were built in the area.
Discover Dudley
Just outside of Rowley Regis, Dudley is a large West Midlands town brimming with great things to see and do. Intriguing museums, award-winning family attractions, large parts of the Birmingham canal network, along with several parks and open spaces, make this a criminally underrated tourist destination of the Black Country. Dive right in, and you're sure to leave with a host of fond memories.
Red House Glass Cone - a staple of Birmingham's history
The Red House Glass Cone is one of the Midland's most distinctive landmarks. Built in the late 1700s, the building was used for manufacturing glass until the early 20th century, and is now a well-known heritage site. Visitors can enjoy a free self-guided tour around the site, and there are afternoon glassblowing demonstrations in the cone's working studio every weekend.
Looking for a cheap hotel Near Rowley Regis? Travelodge Birmingham Dudley Hotel is 20 minutes away by car, and Travelodge Birmingham Halesowen Hotel can be reached in 15 minutes.