[2025 Birmingham Attraction] Travel Guide for Victoria Square, Birmingham (Updated Apr)

| Spring City Walk | Check-in.【The Bullring】P1, walk directly from the train station to The Bullring for photos and check-in 【Peaky Blinders Wall】P2, then walk to this place for check-in and photos 【Victoria Square】P3-4, the sun just came out at that time, and it's quite bigger than the square in Nottingham 【Birmingham Library】P5, took a quick photo and left, there are quite a few Chinese books on the first floor 【Chinatown, Double Happiness】P6, the chicken feet and ribs here, as well as the recommended Singapore noodles (I think that's the name), are recommended! 【Happy Lemon】P7, bubble tea check-in successful! The soufflé is delicious, but the bubble tea is just so-so 【Uncle Cake】P8, saw it on my phone while eating, bought the classic taro and pork floss bread, the focus is on the filling, the bread is pretty average 【Little Seagull】P9, then walked to the pedestrian street and bought Little Seagull, the store is not big, but there is a student discount 【Art Gallery】It seems to be 6 pounds per student, only one floor, finished touring in an hour 【Canals】P10-11, walking by the canal to digest the food is very comfortable, the boat ride seems to be 10 pounds per person 【Chinatown, Toppoki】 P12, went to a Korean restaurant next to Chinatown, feels better than the Korean food in Nottingham! The one-day trip journal ends here! There are not many attractions, more suitable for shopping and eating Chocolate factory requires advance booking!

📍Birmingham Victoria Square: Victoria Square, Birmingham, Birmingham B1 1BD UK ✅They say it's the place where you can feel the splendor of the Victorian era the best. Usually, there are no stalls in front of the square, so it's a bit dreary, but there are Christmas decorations and stalls in front of the square, so it actually feels warm ✅There's also the city hall and the free-to-view Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery nearby. #EuropeanTravel

Birmingham is The best example of mixed architecture and it felt strange walking around because there was so much to see 🚣‍♂️ - The canals reminded me of Amsterdam with great restaurants 🏛 - the Library reminded me of Berlin. with a huge square similar to major European cities 🚃- The trams reminded me of Austria or Hungary, with great shopping along the way. 🇬🇧 - And finally the downotown area was reminiscen#templeblessed of old British style buildings you would find in London. Dotted with British Pubs. Definitly a great place to visit while in the UK. 🙂 #urbanexplorer #unitedkingdom #birmingham #university#art#ancientarchitecture #MaydayTrip #HappyLaborday

📍 Itinerary Overview 🚩 Sightseeing Route 🏖️ Must-Visit Attractions 🚇 Transportation: Birmingham New Street, B’ham Moor Station and B’ham tram 📷 Photo Spots#myitinerary #travel #thingstodo #myitinerary #couplestrip #solotrip #birminghamtrip #birmingham 🍜 Local Cuisine 🏠 Accommodation 1.Macdonald Burlington Hotel 2. Leonardo Royal Hotel 💡 Tips

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#birminghamtrip Birmingham boasts some stunning landmarks perfect for a day of exploration. Here’s your guide to the Birmingham Big Wheel, Hall of Memory, and Victoria Square. Birmingham Big Wheel 🎡 Take a ride on the Birmingham Big Wheel for spectacular views of the city. At over 60 meters high, this giant wheel gives you a unique bird’s eye view of Victoria Square, Birmingham’s canals, and beyond. It’s an unmissable experience for sightseers! Hall of Memory 🏛️ Next, pay a visit to the Hall of Memory, a poignant war memorial located in Centenary Square. Built in 1925, it honors Birmingham’s soldiers who died in the First World War. The structure itself is an awe-inspiring tribute to history, with impressive sculptures and an eternal flame. Victoria Square 🌆 Finally, head to Victoria Square, the bustling heart of Birmingham. Home to beautiful statues, fountains, and the Birmingham Town Hall, it’s a cultural hub. Marvel at the Queen Victoria statue or enjoy the vibrant public space, which often hosts events and festivals. Why Visit? Birmingham Big Wheel offers unbeatable city views 🏙️ Hall of Memory is a historic and emotional landmark 🕊️ Victoria Square is the city’s cultural heart, perfect for a stroll 🚶♀️ Tips Rides on the Big Wheel provide a unique perspective on the city 🌇 Explore Victoria Square to enjoy its art and sculptures 🖼️ The Hall of Memory is a serene spot for reflection 🕯️ A trip to these iconic landmarks will give you a perfect blend of history, scenic views, and city life in Birmingham.

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#Overseas travel Last week, I traveled to Birmingham, England for 3 days. Although it is less well-known than London, Birmingham is a city where modern charm and tradition coexist, and it was a better travel destination than I expected. 1. Travel preparation Birmingham is a short distance from London, about 1 hour and 30 minutes by train, so transportation is convenient. Since the weather in England is unpredictable, I made sure to bring an umbrella and light outerwear. 2. Major tourist attractions The Bullring & Grand Central This is Birmingham's representative shopping mall, and its unique architecture was impressive. There were various brands and restaurants, so I was able to do shopping and dining in one place. Canals Birmingham is one of the cities in England with the most developed canals, so I was able to walk around the canals or enjoy a boat tour. The romantic atmosphere was especially enhanced in the evening when the lights were added. Victoria Square The square around the city hall is surrounded by magnificent buildings and is great for visiting markets and events that are often held. I heard that the Christmas market is especially nice in the winter. Cadbury World This is where the headquarters of Cadbury, famous for its chocolate, is located. You can see the chocolate making process and taste various chocolates. It is also a perfect place to visit with children. Birmingham was a city that was more attractive and diverse than I expected. You can enjoy shopping, food, culture, and a relaxed atmosphere, so I want to visit again. If you want to explore other cities in the UK besides London, I definitely recommend Birmingham! #Birmingham #UKTravel

#europeanarchitecture #100waysoftravel Victoria Square in Birmingham is a beautiful blend of European architecture and historical significance. The square is home to grand buildings such as the Town Hall and Council House, showcasing stunning neoclassical and Victorian designs. Its open spaces are adorned with impressive sculptures and fountains, making it a perfect place to relax and admire the craftsmanship of the past. As a central hub of Birmingham, Victoria Square is ideal for those who appreciate art, history, and the elegance of European-inspired architecture. It’s a must-see destination when visiting the city, offering a glimpse into Birmingham’s rich cultural heritage.

Date: 2023/12/13 19:00 Venue: The Civic at The Halls Attend a Suede concert while touring!! It's really hard to have time together after starting work! This time I'm ready to combine the concert with a tour! It's really suitable, after watching the concert, you can play around in the surrounding area! Recommended attractions near Wolverhampton! 1. Shakespeare's Birthplace Stratford-upon-Avon, a town on the banks of the River Avon, 180 kilometers west of London, is the birthplace and death place of the playwright Shakespeare. Walking into this old house, you see furniture arranged exactly as it was during Shakespeare's life, with beautifully painted walls. Shakespeare was born upstairs here, and he spent his childhood and adolescence in this place. The house displays Shakespeare's handwriting, coins of the time, and IOUs from friends who borrowed money from Shakespeare, among other items. 2. Victoria Square Victoria Square is the heart of Birmingham city center, not very large and easy to find. The Town Hall, City Council, a statue of Queen Victoria, and the Iron Man sculpture are all buildings surrounding Victoria Square, and the famous Bather's Fountain in the center of the square is a very conspicuous landmark. 3. Warwick Castle Warwick Castle is a medieval-style castle located in Warwick, the county town of Warwickshire, England. Situated on the edge of a cliff, it overlooks a bend in the River Avon. Warwick Castle was built by William the Conqueror in 1068, originally as a fortress, until Sir Fulke Greville converted it into a country house in the early 17th century.

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Birmingham 19/12/2022 Amazing food and amazing experience

need more holiday after left the pandemic 👍🏻

good moments with my best friend And lot of enjoy at park