Visiting Birmingham
Sightseeing
Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery Shop
Chamberlain SquareIkon Gallery
1 Oozells SquareSmall gallery with interesting exhibitions
Amazing theater to visit with family and friends. Probably need to book in advance
70 locals recommend
Birmingham Hippodrome
Hurst StreetAmazing theater to visit with family and friends. Probably need to book in advance
City library. Beautiful inside. Visit the top floor where they have a Shakespeare room.
94 locals recommend
Library of Birmingham
1 Broad StCity library. Beautiful inside. Visit the top floor where they have a Shakespeare room.
Great place for shopping, connects with the train station with 100s of stores and restaurants.
95 locals recommend
Bullring Shopping Centre Bullring
Great place for shopping, connects with the train station with 100s of stores and restaurants.
A shopping centre with premium stores and great selection of restaurants. At the canal side entrance you have even more options of bars and restaurants to explore.
78 locals recommend
Mailbox Birmingham
Royal Mail StreetA shopping centre with premium stores and great selection of restaurants. At the canal side entrance you have even more options of bars and restaurants to explore.
Area with many bars, pubs and stores with upcoming artists. Full of life in the middle of Digbeth, a neighborhood that is being restored and becoming the life of birmingham
26 locals recommend
Custard Factory
Gibb StreetArea with many bars, pubs and stores with upcoming artists. Full of life in the middle of Digbeth, a neighborhood that is being restored and becoming the life of birmingham
National SEA LIFE Centre Birmingham
Brindley PlaceGreat place to take the family and kids.
Great place to take the family and kids.
25 locals recommend
LEGOLAND Discovery Centre & LEGO Store Birmingham
King Edwards RoadGreat place to take the family and kids.
Small and quirky arcade with local shops, bars and restaurants. Easy to visit as not too big.
7 locals recommend
Great Western Arcade
26 Colmore RowSmall and quirky arcade with local shops, bars and restaurants. Easy to visit as not too big.
Beautiful square with loads of trees and grass spaces where people can enjoy themselves when sunny and even have picnics. Also, there are loads of bars and restaurants around the square that you can go to.
Saint Paul's Square
Saint Paul's SquareBeautiful square with loads of trees and grass spaces where people can enjoy themselves when sunny and even have picnics. Also, there are loads of bars and restaurants around the square that you can go to.
In the middle of Brindley place, the square gives way to loads of restaurants and bars, but is also an options for a quick break with a coffee
Central Square
In the middle of Brindley place, the square gives way to loads of restaurants and bars, but is also an options for a quick break with a coffee
Neighbourhoods
Jewellery Quarter
Neighborhood known for its jewelry shops and boutiques
Stratford is around 50mim away from Birmingham on the train and a great Sunday destination if you want to get out of town and learn more about Shakespeare. The town is quiet and quirky, with little cafes, shops and a Shakespeare museum that is fun to go in.
533 locals recommend
Stratford-upon-Avon
Stratford is around 50mim away from Birmingham on the train and a great Sunday destination if you want to get out of town and learn more about Shakespeare. The town is quiet and quirky, with little cafes, shops and a Shakespeare museum that is fun to go in.