From Tuesday 18 May Wolverhampton residents and visitors will be able to enjoy a visit to Bantock House Museum.

The city’s Edwardian House, set in 43 acres of spectacular outdoor green space off Finchfield Road (WV3 9LQ), will open under it’s summer opening hours, Tuesday to Sunday, 11am until 5pm. 

There will be a booking system in place to enable visitors to book a self guided tour - available every 20 minutes - so that individuals and family groups can enjoy the house safely within their own bubble.

Visitors will also be able to use the Pitch and Putt, located on the adjacent parkland. The 9 hole course will be available during house opening times, between April and September, the cost is £4.50 for adults and £2.50 for children (children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult) and includes hire of balls and clubs. A £5 deposit for equipment is required.

The Courtyard Café will be open Monday to Sunday, 9am until 5pm. Last drinks orders will be 4.30pm. There will be a reduced menu available. 

City of Wolverhampton Council Director of Regeneration, Richard Lawrence, said: “Bantock Park and The Courtyard Café have been very popular during the last 12 months and I am delighted that the house and the pitch and putt will be available to the public again from next week.

“The house and grounds are an asset to the city and are set in a lovely location within Bantock Park. Visitors can find out more about the Bantock family and the manufacturing history of Wolverhampton.

“In line with the Government guidance a number of social distancing measures have been put in place to ensure the safety of staff and visitors as safety is of upmost importance.

“I do hope residents will take this opportunity to indulge in art again, explore the collection and historical items we have on show and even take a stroll around the park.”

A number of social distancing measures have been put in place. These include social distancing measures and track and trace, as required by the NHS. Face coverings will need to be worn whilst in the area and sanitisation stations will be available.
 
A video is also available at Wolverhampton Arts & Culture to outline what to expect when you visit.