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A mini guide to
Digbeth & Eastside: getting there
Stops, stations and how to reach Digbeth & Eastside
Stops and stations
Getting to Digbeth & Eastside
Choose the stop closest to where you are going.
| Stop or station | Services | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| Birmingham Moor Street | National Rail | Station on the western edge of Digbeth, next to the Bullring |
| Millennium Point | West Midlands Metro | Tram stop for Thinktank and Eastside City Park |
| Albert Street | West Midlands Metro | Tram stop on the Eastside extension |
| Birmingham Coach Station | National Express | Coach station in Digbeth |
Within walking range
Stations near Digbeth & Eastside
Stations and stops mapped in OpenStreetMap within 2.5 km of the centre of Digbeth & Eastside, nearest first. Distances are straight lines; walking times assume 5 km/h and are a minimum.
| Station or stop | Type | Distance | On foot |
|---|---|---|---|
| Digbeth High Street | Tram stop (Midland Metro Limited) | 300 m | about 3 min |
| Bordesley | Rail station (West Midlands Trains (West Midlands Railway)) | 800 m | about 10 min |
| Corporation Street | Tram stop (Midland Metro Limited) | 800 m | about 10 min |
Station data: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), read 3 November 2026. Check step-free access with the operator before you travel.
Walking from nearby areas
- City Centre & Bullring: 900 m from Digbeth & Eastside, about 11 min on foot
- Brindleyplace & the Canals: 1.6 km from Digbeth & Eastside, about 20 min on foot
- Jewellery Quarter: 2.0 km from Digbeth & Eastside, about 24 min on foot
Reaching Birmingham
Official travel information
Birmingham has an airport east of the city with its own railway station, three city-centre railway stations and a coach station in Digbeth. Always check the operator for current times, fares and disruption.
- Visit Birmingham → — the official visitor site
- Visit Birmingham: getting around → — walking, public transport and taxis
- Transport for West Midlands → — journey planner, timetables, Swift tickets
- West Midlands Metro → — tram stops, tickets and planned works
- National Rail: Birmingham New Street → — station facilities and step-free access
- National Rail: Birmingham Moor Street → — station facilities and step-free access
- National Rail: Birmingham Snow Hill → — station facilities and step-free access
- Chiltern Railways → — London Marylebone to Moor Street and Snow Hill
- Avanti West Coast → — London Euston to New Street
- Brum Breathes (Clean Air Zone) → — check whether your vehicle is charged and pay
Times, fares and disruption change: use the operator pages above for live information.
Plan your journey here
Enter your starting point and Google Maps will show routes to Digbeth & Eastside. Public transport is selected; change it on the map. Check operator sites for live disruption.
While you are here
Things to see in Digbeth & Eastside
A few of the sights in the area. The Things to do page lists them all, with directions and official links.
Eastside City Park
Park of 6.75 acres in front of Millennium Point, opened in 2012, with a long canal water feature.
Curzon Street station building
Grade I listed building of an early Birmingham railway terminus, in railway use until 1966.
Digbeth Institute
Music venue in a building opened in 1908 as a mission of Carrs Lane Congregational Church.
Birmingham
More areas to explore
City Centre & Bullring
Victorian civic squares, two cathedrals and the Bullring around New Street station
Open the mini guide →
Jewellery Quarter
Workshops, small museums and a Georgian square in a working jewellery district
Open the mini guide →
Brindleyplace & the Canals
Gas Street Basin, Centenary Square and the concert halls and canalside squares of Westside
Open the mini guide →Photo credits
- Birmingham Moor Street station: Stephen McKay, CC BY-SA 2.0, source
- Digbeth & Eastside (area photo): Brianboru100, CC BY-SA 3.0, source
- Eastside City Park: Stove1441, CC BY 3.0, source
- Curzon Street station building: Tony Hisgett, CC BY 2.0, source
- Digbeth Institute: Tony Hisgett from Birmingham, UK, CC BY 2.0, source
- City Centre & Bullring: Mutney, CC BY-SA 4.0, source
- Jewellery Quarter: Brian Clift, CC BY 2.0, source
- Brindleyplace & the Canals: Oosoom at English Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 3.0, source
Photos from Wikimedia Commons, used under the licences shown. All photo credits
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