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Some of the best shopping in the Midlands, with major brands, department stores and local markets all within walking distance.

Your Local Shops

• The Bullring – home to a huge choice of high-street stores including Zara, H&M, Apple and more
• Selfridges – Birmingham’s iconic department store for fashion, beauty, homeware and food
• Bullring Markets – including the Indoor Market and Open Market, offering fresh produce, local traders and everyday essentials
• Grand Central – with a mix of shops, cafés and restaurants directly above Birmingham New Street Station

Despite its city-centre location, Birmingham has a range of green spaces, rooftop gardens and waterside walks to enjoy.

Local Outdoor Spots

• Library of Birmingham rooftop garden – offering city views and a peaceful spot above Centenary Square
• City Centre Gardens – including green spaces around St Philip’s Cathedral and the canals
• Birmingham’s canal network – ideal for waterside walks through Brindleyplace, Gas Street Basin and The Mailbox
• Eastside City Park – a modern green space close to Digbeth and the city’s Eastside developments

The city centre is conveniently located for respected schools, colleges and universities, making it a practical location for students and families.

Local Schools & Universities

• University of Birmingham – one of the UK’s leading universities, easily reached by train from New Street Station
• Aston University – based in Birmingham City Centre and known for business, engineering and health courses
• Birmingham City University – its City Centre Campus near Millennium Point
• Birmingham Ormiston Academy – a specialist academy for creative, digital and performing arts

Excellent road, rail and tram links, with direct trains to destinations across the UK and easy access to Birmingham Airport and the motorway network.

By car

Birmingham City Centre is well connected by major roads, with straightforward access to the A38(M), M6, M5 and M42. Birmingham Airport is also easily reached by rail or road.

By public transport

Birmingham New Street, Moor Street and Snow Hill stations provide regular local and national rail services, including direct trains to London, Manchester, Bristol and destinations across the West Midlands. The West Midlands Metro and extensive bus network also make it easy to travel around the city and surrounding areas.

From theatres and museums to family attractions and landmark buildings, Birmingham City Centre has plenty to see and do.

Things To Do

• National SEA LIFE Centre Birmingham – home to thousands of marine creatures, including sharks, penguins and turtles.
• Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery – a well-known cultural attraction with collections of art, history and heritage.
• The Library of Birmingham – an award-winning city landmark with a rooftop garden and views across Centenary Square.
• Birmingham Hippodrome – one of the UK’s busiest theatres, hosting major musicals, ballet and pantomimes.
• The Alexandra Theatre – a historic theatre near New Street Station, showing musicals, comedy, drama and live entertainment.
• Thinktank, Birmingham Science Museum – an interactive museum at Millennium Point, ideal for family days out.