Below is a list of the top and leading Places To Visit in Birmingham. To help you find the best Places To Visit located near you in Birmingham, we put together our own list based on this rating points list.
Birmingham’s Best Places To Visit:
The top rated Places To Visit in Birmingham are:
- Cadbury World – is a self-guided exhibition tour
- Birmingham Museum & Gallery – first opened in 1885
- The Birmingham Botanical Gardens – has 4 stunning glasshouses
- National SEA LIFE Centre Birmingham – have disabled access throughout the centre
- Thinktank Science Museum – is an award-winning science museum
Cadbury World
Cadbury World is a self-guided exhibition tour. It is situated in the heart of Picturesque Bournville Village just south of Birmingham. Cadbury World offers an exciting and unique venue for daytime meeting events. The Dame Elizabeth Cadbury room creates an atmosphere that is ideal for corporate meetings. They offer versatile meeting space for up to 50 delegates. Delegates can have fun with a range of catering options to suit any diet.
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Explore The Attraction, Plan Your Visit, Schools & Groups, Meeting & Events
LOCATION:
Address: Linden Rd, Birmingham B30 1JR
Phone: 121 393 6004
Website: www.cadburyworld.co.uk
REVIEWS:
“Incredible experience and felt totally safe with staff ensuring all health, safety, and hygiene procedures were being adhered too. All whilst giving the best customer service I have ever encountered! Well done, Cadbury!” – Aimee M.
Birmingham Museum & Gallery
Birmingham Museum & Gallery first opened in 1885. There are more than 40 galleries to explore that display art, applied art, social history, archaeology, and ethnography. The art gallery is renowned for its Pre-Raphaelite paintings, which are part of the largest public Pre-Raphaelite collection in the world. The Birmingham History collections feature visibly in Birmingham its people, its history gallery, which covers most of the 3rd floor. You can also see art and objects spanning 7 centuries of European and World history and culture. This includes Greeks & Romans and Ancient Egypt.
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Visit, Virtual Tour, Edwardian Tearooms, venue Hire
LOCATION:
Address: Chamberlain Square, Birmingham B3 3DH
Phone: 121 348 8032
Website: www.birminghammuseums.org.uk
REVIEWS:
“Such a beautiful place to visit if you appreciate ancient relics and old buildings, as well as fascinating art. Sumerian clay work, Anglo-Saxon jewelry, and an Egyptian mummy have captured me. These objects are priceless and older than many would believe. The art is mind-blowing. Especially the Lucifer statue. There is much more to see. Give yourself time to enjoy this place. Savour it.” – Cartoony C.
The Birmingham Botanical Gardens
The Birmingham Botanical Gardens has 4 stunning glasshouses shown tropical rainforest to arid desert, tearoom, playground, and garden gift shop all surrounded by some of the most beautiful gardens in the UK. There are four glasshouses that range from the exotic Tropical House, Subtropical, Mediterranean, and Arid Houses.
There is a great lawn in front of the glasshouses with a variety of beds and shrubberies around its boundary. Generally, the character is that of a Victorian public park with a bandstand set in 15 acres of landscaped greenery.
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Visit, Explore, Family Activities, Bands In The Gardens, Aramark Catering, Venue Hire, Schools
LOCATION:
Address: Westbourne Rd, Birmingham B15 3TR
Phone: 121 454 1860
Website: www.birminghambotanicalgardens.org.uk
REVIEWS:
“Such a lovely place to walk around with the family and an amazing variety of plants, trees, and flowers to look at; especially loved the cacti and succulents near the exit. Sat and had a lovely picnic outside and there are free-roaming peacocks and peahens and even a baby one! Bit sad the butterfly houses wasn’t open due to COVID but still a fantastic time had by all!” – Laura W.
National SEA LIFE Centre Birmingham
National SEA LIFE Centre Birmingham, you can make up your mind and see them all from the curious and the rescued to the rare and the enigmatic. And you will be able to get closer to them than ever before. Hold your event in an amazing underwater world. They have disabled access throughout the centre and disabled toilets are also available.
For groups to be aware that for health and safety reasons they are only able to accommodate 10 wheelchairs within the attraction at any one time. There are toilets and baby changing facilities within the centre. They don’t have a café, however, there are restaurants and cafés in close proximity to the attraction in Brindley place.
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Tickets, Discover, Conservation, Plan Your Visit, Private Hire & Corporate Events
LOCATION:
Address: The Water’s Edge, Brindley Pl, Birmingham B1 2HL
Phone: 371 222 6937
Website: www.visitsealife.com
REVIEWS:
“Went to the Sea Life centre on July 21st with my partner. Hadn’t been in years it was just as good as I remembered. Social distancing markings were everywhere it was unfortunate that the majority of people weren’t following them. We had to ask multiple groups of people to keep their distance. Staff were great and it’s a fantastic day out. Value for money.” – Carys W.
Thinktank Science Museum
Thinktank Science Museum is an award-winning science museum, offers an enlightening and fun-packed day out for the family. From steam engines, talking robots, gurgling guts, and a chocolate wrapping machine, it has over 200 hands-on displays on science and technology.
Housed inside the impressive Millennium Point building you will find 4 floors of historical collections and hands-on exhibits that will amaze and inspire you, showing you the science of the world all-around them. Including MiniBrum, a new interactive gallery for under 8s, Science Garden, a new 4k Planetarium, plus an exciting programme of activities and events.
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Visit, Cafe & Shop, Venue Hire
LOCATION:
Address: Millennium Point, Curzon St, Birmingham B4 7XG
Phone: 121 348 8000
Website: www.birminghammuseums.org.uk
REVIEWS:
“Super cool place for small kids ages 1-6. Mine really loved it they played so much we stayed till closing. The outdoor part is super nice but needs little maintenance. The futuristic section is also very interesting, even for grown-ups. It would be very nice if we could get inside on some of the vehicles on the lowest floor. The robot arms working like in real car factory were very impressive. A little red light, where the welding happens, would have been cool.” – Anton K.