Start your day at the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery, home to one of the most important collections of Pre-Raphaelite art in the world, as well as artifacts showcasing the city’s industrial heritage. Explore highlights such as ancient artifacts, paintings, and exhibits on Birmingham’s history.

A short walk from the museum is Victoria Square, the heart of the city. Admire the stunning architecture of the Town Hall, a 19th-century concert venue that has hosted many iconic performances. Take some time to snap photos of the square’s notable statues, including the "Iron: Man" and the River Fountain. EXTERIOR VISIT ONLY

Visit the striking Library of Birmingham, one of Europe’s largest public libraries, known for its modern design. Head up to the rooftop garden for panoramic views of the city skyline. Walk through Centenary Square, home to the Hall of Memory and the International Convention Centre (ICC)

Next, drive to the Jewellery Quarter, a historic area known for its rich heritage in jewelry making. Stroll around this charming district, lined with workshops, boutiques, and historic buildings.

Aston Hall is a magnificent 17th-century Jacobean mansion located in Birmingham. Built between 1618 and 1635, it is one of the city's most important historical buildings. The hall features stunning period interiors, formal gardens, and parkland, offering a glimpse into life during the English Civil War, where it was damaged in a siege. Now a museum, Aston Hall is known for its beautiful architecture, richly furnished rooms, and fascinating history. Visitors can explore its grand state rooms, historic exhibits, and learn about the hall’s significance to Birmingham’s heritage.

The Birmingham Botanical Gardens are a beautiful 15-acre green oasis located near the city center. Established in 1832, the gardens feature a wide variety of plant collections, including tropical, subtropical, Mediterranean, and arid houses, as well as stunning outdoor gardens with seasonal flowers. It’s a perfect spot for nature lovers, offering peaceful walking paths, exotic plants, and even a butterfly house. The gardens also host educational programs and events, making it a popular destination for families, horticulture enthusiasts, and anyone looking to enjoy Birmingham's natural beauty.

Visit St. Philip’s Cathedral, a beautiful Baroque-style church that serves as the heart of the city’s spiritual life. Walk around Cathedral Square, which offers peaceful green spaces and historic charm.