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1. Birmingham Hippodrome

Birmingham Hippodrome

Shows & Theatres

Best known for featuring Birmingham Royal Ballet, Birmingham Hippodrome is a grand theatre located in Birmingham, England. The theatre showcases a large variety of performances from numerous ballet and opera companies, touring West End theatrical shows such as The Lion King, Grease, and Matilda, drama, and pantomime. Being the United Kingdom’s busiest single theatre, Birmingham Hippodrome houses m (Read More)ore than 500,000 people annually and also is the busiest venue outside London with regards to dance.
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2. Cadbury World

Cadbury World

Amusement & Theme Park

Operated by the Cadbury Company, Cadbury World is one of the biggest leisure attractions of Birmingham, United Kingdom. This place features a self-guided tour and promises its visitors a relaxing and enjoyable day filled with several fun rides for children, Chocolate making sessions with the experts and a variety of other leisure activities that will make their day a memorable one.

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₹2,413

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3. Library of Birmingham

Library of Birmingham

Landmark

The Library of Birmingham is a public library in Birmingham’s Centenary Square. The ten-storey library forms the cultural hub of the city, with an extensive collection of millions of books (that would stretch from Birmingham to Edinburgh if laid end-to-end) on every conceivable topic and a dedicated arts hub. The Library of Birmingham is perfect for book lovers, connoisseurs of art and architectur (Read More)e and anyone looking for a moment of quiet in the city.
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4. Birmingham Museum

Birmingham Museum

Museum

Located at Chamberlain Square in Birmingham, Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery is a huge complex showcasing a multiplicity of permanent galleries, collections and changing exhibitions throughout the year. The museum has over 40 galleries famous for its Pre-Raphaelite paintings displaying a wide range of applied art, display art, archaeology, ethnography and social history. The collection provides th (Read More)e visitors with a glimpse into the life, culture and history and the people of Birmingham.

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₹751

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5. Black Country Living Museum

Black Country Living Museum

Museum

The Black Country Living Museum is an open-air museum dedicated to the history of Black Country, located near Dudley, Birmingham. The quirky museum concept depicts life in Black Country as it was two hundred years ago, and allows visitors to step into history through costumed performers, impeccably maintained buildings, and demonstrations. Perfect for tourists of all ages and history buffs curious (Read More) about the UK during the Industrial Revolution, the Black Country Living Museum offers a slice of English life during the most momentous time of European history.

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₹751

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6. Cannon Hill Park

Cannon Hill Park

Garden & Park

Cannon Hill Park is a premier public park located next to Edgbaston Cricket Ground in South Birmingham, England. Spanning over an area of 250 acres, this gem of a park also comprises of conservation area and 5 acres of woodland plantation called 'RSPB Centenary Plantation'. The major highlights of Canon Hill Park is its surreal lush surroundings, play area for kids, lake-boating, a fun mini golf c (Read More)ourse, Birmingham Wildlife Conservation Centre and MAC.
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7. Birmingham Jewellery Quarter

Birmingham Jewellery Quarter

Shopping

The Jewellery Quarter is a heritage area in central Birmingham, northwest of Birmingham City Centre, which is famous for its jewellery manufacturing industry. This urban village boasts of a unique connection to the Industrial Revolution and now houses some of the most popular and celebrated jewellers of England. With great bars, restaurants, boutiques and jewellery stores, the Jewellery Quarter ar (Read More)ea is a great stop for history buffs, artists, and jewellery lovers.

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₹1,608

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8. Thinktank Birmingham Science Museum

Thinktank Birmingham Science Museum

Museum

Thinktank Birmingham Science Museum is an interactive science and discovery museum situated within Millennium Point Complex on Curzon Street, Birmingham, England. Spanning over four floors, the museum is a must-visit spot for those with an eye for science. With lots of new things to explore and see, right from a chocolate-wrapping machinery to a skeleton of a Jurassic crocodile, the eccentric muse (Read More)um is intriguing to every visitor. Apart from a number of galleries displaying over 200 hands-on exhibits, Thinktank Birmingham Science Museum features a Science Garden and a stunning 4K Planetarium too.

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₹751

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9. National SEA LIFE Centre

National SEA LIFE Centre

Aquarium

The National SEA LIFE Centre is an aquarium with over sixty displays of freshwater and marine life located alongside the Birmingham Canal Navigations Main Line Canal in Brindleyplace, Birmingham. This huge facility is the UK’s only aquarium with a transparent 360-degree underwater ocean tunnel and is home to huge sea turtles, sharks, penguins, and native rays. One of Birmingham’s most visited tour (Read More)ist locations, this Centre is thronged by both natives and tourists looking to uncover the mysteries of the ocean.

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₹2,413

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10. Custard Factory Birmingham

Custard Factory Birmingham

Shopping

The Custard Facory is a shopping destination that replaced the erstwhile Bird's Custard factory found in the Deritend region of Birmingham. The entire factory is home to a number of thriving business establishments including stat ups, stand alone retail shops, mega brand outlets, cafes and bars. The Custard Factory area is also noted for hosting events with musical soirees, poetry reading sessi (Read More)ons and multiple cultural happenings.
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11. Pen Museum Birmingham

Pen Museum Birmingham

Museum

Located on Frederick Street in Birmingham’s Jewellery Quarter, Pen Museum is a fascinating site which makes its visitors experience the legacy of Birmingham’s pen trade and gives them an opportunity to experience writing using the reeds, steel nibs and feather quills. The visitors also get a chance to form their own nibs from scratch with the use of traditional methods along with enjoying the hand (Read More)s-on activities like using ancient typewriters, Braille machines and writing with varied types of pens.

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₹751

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12. Winterbourne Garden

Winterbourne Garden

Garden & Park

Located in Edgbaston, Winterbourne House and Garden, nestled in the University of Birmingham, is an 20th-century Edwardian period inspired garden open for the public to be explored. The villa garden provides opportunities for learning about nature with its more than 6000 plant species and green lush along with loads of enjoyment at the garden and Maples Day Nursery. Winterbourne Garden comprises o (Read More)f exhibition rooms which educate the visitors about the house owners. It is an ideal place for a picnic on a sunny day.

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₹1,051

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13. St Philip's Cathedral Birmingham

St Philip's Cathedral Birmingham

Church & Cathedral

The St Phillip's Cathedral is the Church of England cathedral and the seat of the Bishop of Birmingham located at the Colmore Row of Birmingham. Also known as Cathedral Church of Saint Philip, it is the third smallest one across England. Its stained glass windows designed by Edward Burne-Jones remains a feature that evokes wonder to date.
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14. Mary Arden's Farm

Mary Arden's Farm

Museum

Mary Arden's Farm, also known as Mary Arden's House, is a 16th century home and farmland that had been occupied by Mary Arden, the mother of the noted playwright William Shakespeare. Located at Station Road, Wilmcote, a mere 3 miles away from the ton of Stratford-upon-Avon, the farm and 4 adjoining properties are owned and run by Shakespeare Birthplace Trust at present. The visitors can experience (Read More) a day in the life of a farmer who lived here during the bygone Tudor era.
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15. Blakesley Hall

Blakesley Hall

Museum

Blakesley Hall is one of the oldest Tudor Halls converted into a museum located in Birmingham, England. This tourist attraction is famous for its Tudor architecture that dates back to the 16th century. Since it was built, Blakesley Hall was privately owned until the early 20th century, when it was converted into a museum to display the history and the architecture of the medieval mansions of Birmi (Read More)ngham. Guided tours are available here. Entry into Blakesley Hall without registering for a guided tour is not permitted.
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16. The Coffin Works

The Coffin Works

Museum

The Coffin Works is a unique museum in Birmingham displaying different coffins, how they are made and stories of funeral stories of famous people in history. It exhibits a collection of coffin furniture and relevant artefacts like nameplates, handles, ornaments, crucifixes, funerary gowns, coffin cushions and linings. The place only allows guided tours, so, educational groups from schools/ college (Read More), tourist groups and families can book a day out at the Coffin Works for a unique experience.
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17. Brindleyplace

Brindleyplace

Commercial Street

Brindleyplace is a canal-side area in Birmingham with tree-lined squares brimming with restaurants, pubs, shops and clubs. It is a famous tourist attraction and one of the most visited areas in Birmingham. At Brindleyplace, visitors also get to see a variety of buildings representing the late-20th century architecture of England.
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18. Woodgate Valley Country Park

Woodgate Valley Country Park

Garden & Park

Woodgate Valley Country Park is the third-largest country park in Birmingham, England. The country park is a well-maintained property ideal for long walks, nature and wildlife exploration and picnics. The natural surroundings of Woodgate Valley Country Park are also home to several plants, animal and bird species. Nature walks, birdwatching, horse riding are some more activities visitors can go fo (Read More)r.
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19. Barber Institute of Fine Arts

Barber Institute of Fine Arts

Art Gallery

Barber Institute of Fine Arts is a popular concert hall and art gallery Birmingham. It is an early-20th century building situated in the premises of the University of Birmingham in England. Although this attraction is a part of the university, visitors are welcome to explore the exhibits during open hours. Barber Institute of Fine Arts has a large collection of paintings that represent European ar (Read More)t

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₹1,608

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20. Shakespeare Express

Shakespeare Express

Scenic Routes

Shakespeare Express, from Birmingham, offers an unforgettable experience showcasing the panoramic views of the West Midlands countryside's natural beauty and graceful landscapes between Birmingham and Stratford-upon-Avon. It pays homage to the literary legend William Shakespeare.
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21. Great Western Arcade

Great Western Arcade

Shopping Mall

Great Western Arcade is located in the center of Birmingham district and is a popular landmark and shopping mall in the city. The shopping mall has a plethora of shops, boutiques, cafes and restaurants, and is a hub for shopping and trying out the best traditional English delicacies.
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22. Wildlife Conservation Park

Wildlife Conservation Park
Great For Family Outing

Wildlife Sanctuary

Birmingham Wildlife Conservation Park is a sprawling nature reserve and park Its extensive network of trails and pathways offers an opportunity for a leisurely stroll, invigorating jog, or an exhilarating cycling adventure or a picnic. It has several picnic areas and play grounds.
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23. National Motorcycle Museum

National Motorcycle Museum

Museum

The National Motorcycle Museum located directly on the J6 island of the M42 motorway, in Birmingham, offers insights into the rich heritage and engineering evolution of motorcycle industry. The museum's sleek and modern design showcases the comprehensive evolution in elegance and style in the motorcycle industry.

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₹751

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24. Sheldon Country Park

Sheldon Country Park
Great For Family Outing

Farms & Plantations

The Sheldon Country Park with a stretch of about 300 acres is Birmingham's one of the largest urban parks. One can enjoy scenic views enjoying the grassland, serene lake, wetlands, hedgerows and mature woodlands. The farm has several animals like Jersey cattle, pigs, goats, geese and ponies.
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25. Aston Hall

Aston Hall

Museum

Aston Hall museum offers a deep insight into ancient art through its enthralling collection of artworks. It is the oldest public hall in which was once home to James Watt Jr son of famous industrial pioneer James Watt. Visitors can go through a journey of time at this grandeur museum.
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26. Birmingham Botanical Gardens

Birmingham Botanical Gardens

Garden & Park

The Birmingham Botanical Gardens, in Birmingham, is a natural paradise featuring a vast collection of plants and animals worldwide. The garden boasts a diverse range of themed sections, such as the alpine garden and tropical greenhouse, which showcase a variety of plant species.

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₹1,051

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27. Baddesley Clinton

Baddesley Clinton

Monument

Baddesley Clinton, located in the rising lane of Baddesley Clinton Village, Warwickshire, is a moated manor, a perfect place to escape the hustle and bustle of the busy city and whose beauty will fascinate you. It's the perfect epitome of the Elizabethan age surrounded by a beautiful garden and lake.
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28. Take a Stroll on Gas Street Basin

Take a Stroll on Gas Street Basin

Avenues & Promenades

Gas Street Basin, located in the city center of Birmingham, is a place where two canals, Worcester and Birmingham Canal meets the Birmingham Canal network. The basin is mostly famous for comfortable and traffic-free walking, cycling, and jogging on towpaths also alongside the canals.

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₹691

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What are the top sightseeing places in Birmingham?

The top sightseeing places in Birmingham are Birmingham Hippodrome, Cadbury World, Library of Birmingham, Birmingham Museum, Black Country Living Museum, Cannon Hill Park.

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