From canals and Victorians to today’s city: Birmingham walking tour

Discover Birmingham with a walking tour that starts and ends at the Library of Birmingham in Centenary Square. This route offers a comprehensive introduction to England's second city, exploring the canals, Georgian industrial heritage, Victorian legacy, and the contemporary architecture that defines the city center.

During the walk, you will visit iconic landmarks such as Symphony Hall, Brindleyplace, Gas Street Basin, and Victoria Square. The tour is loosely based on the book Positively Birmingham, which delves into the city's history and development.

The experience lasts approximately 2 hours. To ensure all participants can hear the guide clearly, an audio receiver connected to a radio transmitter is provided. The tour is wheelchair accessible.