Wombourne Map

Wombourne map, view the Staffordshire village of Wombourne, located in the county of Staffordshire, England.

Detailed Street Map of Wombourne Staffordshire & Guide to the Area

Wombourne Map Staffordshire: Interactive map of Wombourne, displaying the village situated in the county of Staffordshire, England, United Kingdom.

Use controls (+/-) to display a detailed street map of Wombourne area and a Wombourne village centre map, showing Himley Hall and Park.

Other facilities, some of which may also be visible on this Wombourne map are: Wombourne Civic Centre, Wombourne Library, The Red Lion, The Mount Tavern, The Railway Café, The Vine Inn, The Round Oak, The Bratch Locks, Wightwick Manor, Walkers Butchers, Wombourne Tandoori, The Courtyard Coffee Shop, Seven Stars Pub, Windmill Bakery, Ruby Cantonese, Domino's Pizza, The Flower Shop, Wombourne Medical Centre, Bull Meadow Surgery, Windmill Dental Surgery, Lloyds Pharmacy, Boots, Co-op Food, Sainsbury's Local, Spar, Premier Convenience Store, Wombourne Service Station, South Staffordshire Golf Club, Blakeley Heath Primary School, Westfield Primary School, St Benedict Biscop Primary School, Ounsdale High School, Smestow Academy, St Bernadette's Church, St Benedict Biscop Church, United Reformed Church, Wombourne Leisure Centre, Wombourne Tennis Club, Wombourne Bowls Club, Wombourne Cricket Club, The Hair Boutique, Chic Beauty Salon, Wombourne Vets, Grange Kennels, The Gables Hotel.

By zooming out a couple of steps (double right click) you can view the surrounding areas of Trysull, Seisdon, Himley, Penn, Merry Hill, Gornalwood, Upper Gornal, Lower Gornal, Sedgley, Wall Heath, Kingswinford, Wordsley, Stourbridge, Wollaston, Norton, Enville, Bobbington, Pattingham, Compton, Tettenhall, Finchfield, Castlecroft, Perton, Codsall, Albrighton, Brewood, Bilbrook, Featherstone, Coven, Great Wyrley, Cheslyn Hay, Cannock.

Wombourne is one of those large villages that feels like it's got the best of both worlds — a peaceful, countryside setting yet not far from the hustle and bustle of the West Midlands. Sitting neatly in South Staffordshire, just a few miles from Wolverhampton, it's the sort of place where you can still pop down the high street and bump into a familiar face or take a stroll along the old railway line and escape into the greenery.

The village's roots stretch back a long way. Originally mentioned in the Domesday Book, Wombourne started as a small agricultural settlement. Over the years, it slowly grew, and by the time the Industrial Revolution came along, nearby canals and railways brought a bit more activity to the area. That said, it always kept its rural character. These days, with a population sitting at around 14,000, it's grown into one of the biggest villages in England but still holds firmly onto its village charm with a lovely community feel and plenty of green space.

Wombourne's got plenty going on locally. The village centre has a good mix of shops, cafés and pubs, and the pretty village green is often the focus for community events. For outdoor types, there's the beautiful Wombourne Railway Walk — a disused railway line that's been turned into a popular walking and cycling route, connecting into the larger South Staffordshire Railway Walk. Himley Hall and Park, just up the road, is a fantastic spot for a stroll or picnic, and National Trust's Wightwick Manor, with its stunning Arts and Crafts interiors, is only a short drive away. For a bit of history, English Heritage's Dudley Castle isn't too far either.

Wider Staffordshire is packed with plenty more. You've got Cannock Chase for endless walking and cycling, Shugborough Estate for some grandeur, and Alton Towers for when you fancy a thrill. Trentham Gardens is perfect for a relaxed day out with shops, restaurants, beautiful gardens, and Monkey Forest thrown in. The Potteries around Stoke are brilliant if you fancy digging into Staffordshire's famous ceramics heritage, while Lichfield's cathedral is always worth a visit.

Wombourne's well placed for getting about. The A449 runs right by, giving quick links to Wolverhampton, Stourbridge and the M54. The M6 and M5 aren't far either for longer journeys. While Wombourne doesn't have its own train station these days, nearby stations in Wolverhampton and Stourbridge offer regular services to Birmingham, London and beyond. Birmingham Airport is around 40 minutes away by car, making holidays or business trips pretty straightforward. Buses serve the village well, connecting it to surrounding towns and cities.

Staffordshire as a county has always had a bit of everything — industry, countryside, history and proper towns full of character. From the rural stretches of South Staffordshire and Cannock Chase to the bustling Potteries and market towns, it's a place that quietly gets on with things, full of friendly communities, interesting places to visit and beautiful scenery that's never far away.

Some More Nearby Places: Trysull, Seisdon, Himley, Penn, Merry Hill, Gornalwood, Upper Gornal, Lower Gornal, Sedgley, Wall Heath, Kingswinford, Wordsley, Stourbridge, Wollaston, Norton, Enville, Bobbington, Pattingham, Compton, Tettenhall, Finchfield, Castlecroft, Perton, Codsall, Albrighton, Brewood, Bilbrook, Featherstone, Coven, Great Wyrley, Cheslyn Hay, Cannock.

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