Entdecken Sie Birminghams Vergangenheit, Gegenwart und Zukunft auf diesem zweistündigen Rundgang, der an der Bibliothek von Birmingham beginnt. Erkunden Sie Kanäle, die georgianischen Industriepioniere der Stadt, den sozialen und strukturellen Wandel der viktorianischen Ära und die beeindruckende Architektur von heute. Wir reflektieren die vielfältige Bevölkerung der modernen Stadt und den anhaltenden Wandel. Die Touren werden von lokalen Experten geleitet, darunter Jonathan Berg, Autor und Fotograf von „Discovering Birmingham“, und Michael Harrison, Spezialist für Architektur des 20. Jahrhunderts. Jeder Haushalt erhält ein kostenloses Exemplar des Buches als bleibende Erinnerung. Wir unterstützen außerdem Sifa Fireside, das sich für die Obdachlosengemeinschaft in Birmingham einsetzt.

See Birmingham through a true Brummie’s eyes on this 1.5-hour walking tour. Immerse yourself in the city's sights and sounds as you journey through centuries of our history, uncovering the truth of the city of a thousand trades. During the tour, you’ll discover roots of Norman nobility to titans of the Industrial Revolution, charting Birmingham's path as a city of innovation to its place today as the UK’s second-largest city. See key historic sights like Birmingham Cathedral, Chamberlain Square and the canals, while uncovering the stories and people behind them. You’ll also gain real insight into life in Birmingham today, with every guide bringing their own stories of the city.

Discover Birmingham's soul through our self-guided audio tour, where history and modern vibrancy fuse into an enthralling journey! Unveil the city's industrial might, its green revolution, and hidden cultural treasures, all at your own pace. With expert insights from a Chartered Geographer, this tour is an odyssey through time, showcasing Birmingham's architectural marvels and the stories behind them. Start at the iconic Mailbox, meander along historic canals, and conclude in the lively gay village. It's not just a tour; it's your gateway to the heart of Birmingham!

Birmingham gave the world Cadbury’s chocolate, lawn tennis, and a fountain locals call the “Floozie in the Jacuzzi.” This self-guided audio walking tour takes you through the stories you won’t find on a plaque. Start at a Baroque cathedral that survived the Blitz, walk through Victorian squares where Prince Charles once compared a public library to a place where “books are incinerated.” Follow the waterways that gave Birmingham more canal miles than Venice. Peek into Back to Back houses where a family of ten shared a single room, and end at a medieval bull ring turned modern shopping mecca, overlooked by a church with 900 years of history and a Selfridges building covered in 15,000 aluminium discs. This tour is the perfect orientation for those who are first time visitors to Birmingham. It is available in 9 languages and works offline. Listen at your own pace – pause for coffee, photos, or a canal-side lunch.

Take Birmingham at your own pace with your own dedicated guide on a private tour. See Birmingham through a true Brummie’s eyes on this 1.5-hour walking tour. Immerse yourself in the city's sights and sounds as you journey through centuries of our history, uncovering the truth of the city of a thousand trades. During the tour, you’ll discover roots of Norman nobility to titans of the Industrial Revolution, charting Birmingham's path as a city of innovation to its place today as the UK’s second-largest city. See key historic sights like Birmingham Cathedral, Chamberlain Square and the canals, while uncovering the stories and people behind them. You’ll also gain real insight into life in Birmingham today, with every guide bringing their own stories of the city.

Private walking tour in Birmingham reveals Historic Old Town and the Cultural Heritage of the Jewellery Quarter. You explore Ancient streets where craftsmanship shaped a unique industrial civilization. The route highlights Medieval roots and Architectural landmarks reflecting Classical influence and urban transformation. You experience stories of civilization through workshops and historic squares that preserve creative legacy. From elegant civic spaces to artisan districts the journey shows cultural depth and heritage older than the United States. Each step reveals the evolution of craftsmanship and the lasting identity of Birmingham. Please note: The program and attractions may vary based on booking date/time and crowd conditions, ensuring each visit is a unique experience.