Swan Shopping Centre — Attraction in Birmingham

Nice little shopping centre. Has Peacocks and other budget stores. I visited Tesco for some milk and a pair of jeans (28th Aug). The racks with jeans near the escalator were crammed and had different styles of jeans on each of the racks. I have fibromyalgia and RSI in my arms, and found it difficult to forcefully push hangers back to find the styles of jeans I wanted. The signs/images aren’t too helpful as the items are mixed up. Disappointed I gave up after a few mins. If you tire easily and can’t use one of those motorised wheelchairs then don’t come here. It’s a big place and you might not be able to get around the whole store. I could just about walk to the milk aisle from the clothing section.

There’s a phones accessories kiosk in the main hall. Seems to have a decent selection. Next time in sha Allah. Other than that, the Marie Curie charity shop is great! More affordable than other charity shops. Staff are brilliant too. There’s a hijab shop next to it (Hijabi, nice simple name). Very affordable hijabs and clothing. The shop assistant there could benefit from some customer service training though. Not very friendly and welcoming.

Would I recommend this shopping centre. Most definitely, if walking isn’t an issue, or you have plenty of time to sit down for a rest...

Well contained indoor shopping centre with a mid sized two story Tesco. Bakery, grab & go lunch, some garden, home stuff, medium clothing range, men's, women's, children and school range, hair salon, makeup shelves, pharmacy, Travel money, opticians & photo shop contained internally.

External to the Tesco shop there are multiple units inside and out of the complex including a Costa, Subway, Greg's, Pound Land Pep&Co, Timpson's (shoes, clothes and keys), Specsavers, phone store, charity shop, sports Direct, Holland & Barrett, Claire's Accessories, Card Factory, Savers, Console (sun beds), Betting shop, Tutor support for pre collage 11-16, more charity shops. There's also a no charge cash point outside. The area is well maintained for the most part and the cleaner and team are often seen working hard to ensure the carpark and internal areas are clean and tidy and the Tesco store itself is nearly always of a good standard with plenty of products to offer. I do a family shop here weekly and don't struggle to find what I need.

Parking is good, plenty of space. Customer toilets available. Wheelchair accessible entrance to the centre& toilets as well as all shops and the mezzanine in Tesco is accessed via a lift...

A really great place to shop with a variety of businesses & brands on offer throughout the day. The open spaces inside are nice and clean to move around in and the spaces inside the shops/stores aren't always too restricted. The outside spaces around the shopping centre offer seating areas and a very large car park between two different entrances. The range of products to find is amazing even in Tesco Extra alone. The services are really nice and helpful with helping with your shopping, travel, healthcare and more.

The place is open for very long hours every day from morning to the evening usually. You can take care of your regular shopping and groceries as well as benefit from having an Opticians, Pharmacy, bakeries, barbers and more. New stalls and businesses open up in Swan throughout the year offering even more things to enjoy. There's even all sorts of business right outside Swan including the Anytime Fitness gym and a café. Not to mention Oaklands opposite – a huge park with lots to do and see. It's kind of a no-brainer to visit Swan, if you're nearby, to get your shopping dealt with and enjoy different things on offer and...