Guidebook for Birmingham
Everything Else
National Sea life centre for an amazing day out, many bars/cafes/restaurants (some of them located next to the canal), home to the IKON gallery with a nice cafe/restaurant
37 locals recommend
Brindley Place
Brindley PlaceNational Sea life centre for an amazing day out, many bars/cafes/restaurants (some of them located next to the canal), home to the IKON gallery with a nice cafe/restaurant
amazing place for a rainy day or for a fun-filled "normal" day
146 locals recommend
National SEA LIFE Centre Birmingham
Brindley Placeamazing place for a rainy day or for a fun-filled "normal" day
Just 5 minutes away from the house (walk through Brindley place and inside the ICC for a short-cut).Visit both secret gardens for nice and free views of the city.
94 locals recommend
Library of Birmingham
1 Broad StJust 5 minutes away from the house (walk through Brindley place and inside the ICC for a short-cut).Visit both secret gardens for nice and free views of the city.
the newest shopping destination in the heart of Bham, amazing glass roof and many cafes/restaurants to visit.Easily accessible on foot
65 locals recommend
Grand Central station
the newest shopping destination in the heart of Bham, amazing glass roof and many cafes/restaurants to visit.Easily accessible on foot
small but beautiful shopping destination. Recommended visit in conjunction with a visit to the Bham cathedral. Try out amazing pastries and coffee in Yorks bakery and the Greek deli.
7 locals recommend
Great Western Arcade
26 Colmore Rowsmall but beautiful shopping destination. Recommended visit in conjunction with a visit to the Bham cathedral. Try out amazing pastries and coffee in Yorks bakery and the Greek deli.
You can easily spend a day just walking around the heart of jewellery production. Visit different independent jewellery stores, have a coffee in Urban coffee place and visit StPaul church and the park
63 locals recommend
Jewellery Quarter
You can easily spend a day just walking around the heart of jewellery production. Visit different independent jewellery stores, have a coffee in Urban coffee place and visit StPaul church and the park
home to the beautiful Selfridge store. Walk down StMartin church and visit the open markets as well
232 locals recommend
Bullring & Grand Central Birmingham
Moor Streethome to the beautiful Selfridge store. Walk down StMartin church and visit the open markets as well
Lots of street art (graffiti, instalments) and nice alternative shops. The majority of the shops are close on Sunday so plan accordingly.
26 locals recommend
Custard Factory
Gibb StreetLots of street art (graffiti, instalments) and nice alternative shops. The majority of the shops are close on Sunday so plan accordingly.
have a walk around and enjoy a drink or food in the many places available in the area. Easily combined with Chinatown, Bham Hippodrome and the open markets/Bullring
11 locals recommend
Gay Village
have a walk around and enjoy a drink or food in the many places available in the area. Easily combined with Chinatown, Bham Hippodrome and the open markets/Bullring
Packed with amazing performances all year round. Check in advance and make a booking. Easily accessible on foot or bus from the property
70 locals recommend
Birmingham Hippodrome
Hurst StreetPacked with amazing performances all year round. Check in advance and make a booking. Easily accessible on foot or bus from the property
recently refurbished shopping and food/drink destination. Luxury brands, BBC Mindlands and many food/drink options. Have a drink or grab a bite in the outside shops with nice views of the canals
78 locals recommend
Mailbox Birmingham
Royal Mail Streetrecently refurbished shopping and food/drink destination. Luxury brands, BBC Mindlands and many food/drink options. Have a drink or grab a bite in the outside shops with nice views of the canals
free access to the inside of the building with nice art installations. If you want a more luxury (and expensive) view of the city then visit the top floor where Marco Pierre White is)
19 locals recommend
The Cube
free access to the inside of the building with nice art installations. If you want a more luxury (and expensive) view of the city then visit the top floor where Marco Pierre White is)
home to the Council house, museum and art gallery, city hall and the German Christmas market! continue your walk to either New street (Xmas market continues there) or towards Birmingham cathedral
7 locals recommend
Council House
home to the Council house, museum and art gallery, city hall and the German Christmas market! continue your walk to either New street (Xmas market continues there) or towards Birmingham cathedral
Arts & Culture
If you love chocolate then you will love Cadbury world. Easily accessible, just walk to Five ways train station and take the train towards Longbridge or Redditch (use Bourneville station for Cadbury)
201 locals recommend
Cadbury World
69 Linden RdIf you love chocolate then you will love Cadbury world. Easily accessible, just walk to Five ways train station and take the train towards Longbridge or Redditch (use Bourneville station for Cadbury)