Birmingham Town Hall
Designed by Joseph Hansom and inaugurated in 1832, Birmingham Town Hall is a Grade I-listed concert hall located in Victoria Square. Today, it is a cultural hub together with its sister venue Symphony Hall, where you can enjoy a diverse programme of classical concerts, jazz, dance, comedy rock, pop, folk, and more. If you want to learn more about Birmingham’s most iconic historic building, then take the Town Hall tour and get an insight into the backstage areas.
Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery
Housed in a Grade II listed building in the heart of the city, the Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery boasts over 40 galleries, each brimming with a diverse and world-class collection of art. From local talents to renowned international artists, the museum features over 800,000 objects that span various artistic periods. Delve into the captivating world of art, where Renaissance masterpieces coexist with contemporary creations. The collection encompasses not only traditional art but also an array of applied art forms, such as ceramics, jewellery, silverware, textiles, and woodwork, offering a comprehensive exploration of artistic expression across time and mediums.
St Martin’s
Nestled between the bustling Bull Ring Shopping Centre and the vibrant markets, St Martin's stands as a serene haven amidst the commercial buzz. As the oldest of Birmingham's churches, it has held the heart of the markets area for centuries. Step inside, and you'll discover a breathtaking interior, adorned with the city's oldest monument—a magnificent 1325 effigy of Sir William de Bermingham, the Lord of the Manor.
