Where to visit in Birmingham

Six places that make Digbeth the coolest area in the UK

From vast amounts of street art to a zero waste supermarket, Digbeth has it all.

As a vibrant and diverse city, Birmingham offers an exciting array of activities and experiences. Whether you’re movi...

Just a short walk from the Bullring lies the Custard Factory. Originally the home of Bird’s instant custard, these Vic...

Just over half an hour away from the city centre lies Dudley and the Black Country, birthplace of our former Chancello...

Just 15 minutes to the north of the city lies the Royal Town of Sutton Coldfield, renowned for being one of the leafies...

You don't have to go far in Birmingham to immerse yourself in a diverse or cultural experience. The Chinese Quarter, or...

Take the train to Birmingham's purple station to discover the village that chocolate built and everything this leafy, h...

Have you ever been to the Jewellery Quarter? Well, if not, why not?! It’s a great place to spend the afternoon, dine o...

With many places to eat and drink and approximately 5 miles away from the city centre lies the suburb of Hall Green.

Kings Heath is home to a number of independent shops and bars as well as high street shops.

With beautiful visitor hotspots such as Martineau Gardens and The Botanical Gardens, the suburban area of Edgbaston has...

Just a couple of miles south of the city centre, lies the hip suburb of Moseley.

Stirchley is full of places to visit from eateries to breweries to Rush trampoline park.

Harborne, the type of place where you’re never too far from a decent coffee, pint stop and seriously tasty grub.