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Top 10 Best Things to Do in Birmingham - 2024
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Updated May 2024
- 5.64.7/532 ReviewFree"Chinatown in Birmingham is considered to be better in the UK, after Chinatown in London. It is in the city center of Birmingham and the traffic is very convenient. There are food everywhere, and it is very authentic and tastes good. If you have been playing in the UK for a long time and are not used to eating, come to Chinatown to solve the problem."Birmingham.Chinatown1.4km from downtownHighlights: Birmingham's Chinatown is not far from the city and is not small. There are various Chinese restaurants, travel agencies and grocery stores here, and it is also a place where local Chinese are concentrated. Here, you can buy all kinds of goods from China, but the advantage is that you can basically communicate and buy and sell goods in Chinese, and you don’t have to worry too much about language problems. The Chinese restaurants all over the street have saved the homesickness of many overseas travelers. The dazzling array of Cantonese cuisine, Sichuan hot pot, refreshments, and the Chinese signboards all over the street make people particularly friendly.Show Less
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based on 3826 reviews"Most serene experience that I’ve had in a while. Felt amazing to be there amongst the best books and pages in history. It’s a surreal experience indeed to be there and bask in the beauty of the place. The rooftop is beautiful."Birmingham.Convention Quarter1.4km from downtownHighlights: The Birmingham Library is located in downtown Birmingham, near Centenary Square. It is by far one of the largest public libraries in the UK and even Europe. The building is modern in design and a new place in the city of Birmingham. It receives all the collections of the original Birmingham Library and has the largest collection of Shakespeare's works in the world. The balcony on the roof overlooks the city panorama.Show Less - 5.04.5/586 ReviewFrom44.03
based on 10212 reviews"We visited in January with young children and we loved it. The kids favourite part was the chocolate bean ride! Very interesting and it’s a family tradition to visit each year because we love it so much. Despite this, it doesn’t take very long to get around the place and finish everything. Maybe this was because we didn’t stay for long in some parts but I would definitely recommend as a nice day trip out!"Birmingham7km from downtownHighlights: Cadbury World of Chocolate is one of Birmingham's larger leisure tourist attractions, where you can learn about the history of the Cadbury Company, relive classic Cadbury commercials from decades past, and even visit the chocolate production line to see how it's made. In the pavilion, you can also see artworks made of chocolate, such as high heels, crowns, animal models, etc., which are very delicate and have the feeling of "Charlie's Chocolate Factory". It is especially suitable for bringing children to play here. You can take a very interesting chocolate tunnel tour bus and watch 4D movies. There are often chocolate delivery sessions along the way, you can eat while playing, and you will also receive a cup of fresh hot chocolate before the end of the tour.Show Less - 4.84.6/594 ReviewFreebased on 473 reviews"We went to the hotel to drop our luggage, went to a big meal at a Michelin-star restaurant, and then began to get to know the city. First of all, we came to Victoria Square. A building imitating the Greek temple was very eye-catching. This was actually their town hall. A beautiful baroque building next to it was the Birmingham Museum and Art Museum. It was also free to visit, so I went in and strolled around. There were not many people. The exhibits are quite rich, from ancient Egypt to the present artwork, there are exhibitions."Birmingham1.2km from downtownHighlights: Victoria Square (VictoriaSquare) is the core of Birmingham city center. It is not large and easy to find. Buildings such as City Hall, City Council, Queen Victoria Statue, Iron Man Sculpture and other buildings surround Victoria Square, and the famous Bath Girl Hot Spring in the center of the square is a very conspicuous symbol here. Before and after Christmas, there will be lively Christmas markets in the two squares. When the weather is good, you can bask in the sun on the squares, or sit by the fountain for a while, which is not bad.Show Less
- 4.74.6/511 ReviewFrom376
based on 1596 reviews"The little friends cry and shout that they must come to the stadium to punch in! It is really extraordinary. As soon as you enter, you can feel the restoration of the building and the streamlined dynamic. It is worth a visit. The photos are particularly grand and quite interesting!"Birmingham2.6km from downtownHighlights: A football stadium with a long history, it has been the home of the famous Premier League team Aston Villa since 1897, with a capacity of 42,682 spectators. In addition to Aston Villa matches, the stadium also hosts British football matches at all levels.Show Less
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FAQ
What are some Best Things to Do in Birmingham?
Some Best Things to Do in Birmingham include:Chinese Quarter|Library of Birmingham|Cadbury World|Victoria Square, Birmingham|Villa Park
What are some highly-rated Best Things to Do in Birmingham?
Some highly-rated Best Things to Do in Birmingham include:Chinese Quarter:4.7|Library of Birmingham:4.6|Cadbury World:4.5|Victoria Square, Birmingham:4.6|Villa Park:4.6
At what locations in Birmingham can Best Things to Do in Birmingham be found?
The Best Things to Do in Birmingham are mainly located in:Chinese Quarter:Birmingham|Library of Birmingham:Birmingham|Cadbury World:Birmingham|Victoria Square, Birmingham:Birmingham|Villa Park:Birmingham
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