Birmingham City Walk One-Day Guide 🚶‍♂️✨

A 5-hour speedrun tour of Birmingham’s highlights — just follow the Google addresses! 🗺️✅ We started at 9 AM from Nottingham and took a one-hour taxi to: 🎯 Peaky Blinders Mural 📍 84 Hill St, Birmingham B5 4AH A short walk led us to the second stop: 🎯 Victoria Square Saw a couple taking wedding photos here — so romantic! 💍❤️ 📍 38 Paradise St, Birmingham B1 2AF Right ahead was the third stop: 🎯 Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery The museum is divided into different cultural zones. I was surprised to see a heavy metal exhibit — it turned out to be a tribute to Ozzy Osbourne, the legendary vocalist who recently passed away. 🤘🎸 📍 Chamberlain Sq, Birmingham B3 3DH We wanted to visit the Birmingham Library, but it was closed on Sunday 😔 🧥 Tip: Bring a windbreaker — we had a light drizzle that didn’t last long! By then we were super hungry, so we rushed to the fourth stop: 🎯 Birmingham Chinatown We tried Malaysian food — check my last post for details! Lots of great restaurants around here. 🍜🥢 📍 Unit A1/A3, The Arcadian Centre, 70 Hurst St, Birmingham B5 4TD Fifth stop: two churches! ⛪ Birmingham Cathedral It was closed when we arrived — not sure why, so we didn’t go in. 📍 Cathedral Square, Colmore Row, Birmingham B3 2QB ⛪ St. Martin in the Bull Ring Highly recommended! We were lucky to see worshippers in vibrant clothing praying and praising through dance and African drumming. It felt spiritual and cleansing. 🙏✨ 📍 Edgbaston St, Birmingham B5 5BB Last stop: 🎯 Bullring & Grand Central Mall Plenty of familiar brands, and a Jellycat section on the second floor! 🧸🛍️ 📍 Moor St, Birmingham B5 4BU Overall, Birmingham is way livelier than I expected — we covered almost everything in half a day! Looking back, listening to hymns in the church was a truly magical experience. 🌟 #MyStudyAbroadStory #BirminghamDiaries 🇬🇧✈️