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Step into the heart of Birmingham, England, on a captivating two-hour walking tour that reveals the city’s rich history and exciting transformation. Beginning at the iconic Library of Birmingham, you’ll journey through centuries of innovation, from Georgian industrialists to Victorian visionaries and today’s dynamic cityscape.
Guided by local experts, including a renowned author and a specialist in 20th-century architecture, you’ll explore landmarks such as Symphony Hall, Brindleyplace, and the atmospheric canal network. Discover how Birmingham’s architecture, public art, and vibrant communities have shaped its unique character.
As you stroll through the city, you’ll witness the evolution of historic buildings, like the Ikon Gallery and the Art Deco memorial, alongside modern marvels such as The Cube. The tour also highlights the city’s ongoing regeneration and the diversity that defines present-day Birmingham.
Each household receives a complimentary copy of a celebrated local book as a memento of your experience. The tour uses a live audio system for crystal-clear commentary, and is accessible for wheelchair users and families with strollers. Please bring your own earphones or use a new pair provided on-site.
Tours depart promptly at 1:30pm from the Library of Birmingham, lasting just under two hours. Spaces are limited, so secure your spot today to uncover Birmingham’s fascinating past and vibrant future!
