3 Best Landmarks in Dudley

“Dudley Castle shares the site with the world’s largest single collection of Modernist Tecton structures and the country’s only vintage chairlift. The Castle offers the highest public viewpoint, allowing visitors to see rare animals and discover the intriguing history of Dudley Castle. The castle is a Grade I listed building that Queen Elizabeth II visited to open an interpretation centre. The four drum towers at each corner have a diameter of 9.8 meters. Historic Dudley Castle features spectacular views from the tower and is truly fascinating. This well-known paid attraction in Dudley draws 3 million visitors annually. Online ticket booking options are also available.”

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“Dudley Library offers all users a wide range of services and is well-utilized by a complete cross-section of the community. Their regular activities are all free of charge, including reading groups, computer taster sessions, Rattle and Rhyme sessions for babies and toddlers, careers advice sessions, job clubs, arts and crafts clubs, creative writing groups, Dungeoneers groups, and numerous one-off events. They also host regular children's activities such as Rattle and Rhyme, chapter book sessions, and school holiday activities, including the summer reading challenge. The library attracts 46 million visitors annually and has more than 650,000 members. Dudley Library provides free Wi-Fi and computer access to its visitors. You can browse and search their catalogue of items online. The library also offers wheelchairs for disabled visitors.”

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“Duncan Edwards Statue was designed by artist James Butler, celebrates Duncan Edwards' life and was unveiled by his mother and Sir Bobby Charlton in Dudley city centre. The Sculpture is one of the best historical sites in Dudley, UK. Sir Bobby Charlton described Duncan Edwards as “the most outstanding player he has ever played with and possibly the most skilful player he has ever seen.” The Duncan Edwards Statue is one of the most notable statues in the United Kingdom, and Dudley remains very proud of its soccer hero.”

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