Museum of the Jewellery Quarter
Preserved jewellery workshop on Vyse Street, shown by guided tour, Thursday to Sunday.
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Monumentos, museos, parques y miradores en la zona y sus alrededores.
Preserved jewellery workshop on Vyse Street, shown by guided tour, Thursday to Sunday.
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The only UK museum of the pen-making trade, explaining how Birmingham became the centre of world pen production.
Newman Brothers' coffin furniture factory, working from 1894 to 1998 and a museum since 2014.
Church of England church at the centre of St Paul's Square.
The last remaining Georgian square in Birmingham, named after the church at its centre.
Cast-iron clock tower of 1903 marking Joseph Chamberlain's tour of South Africa.
Gallery of the Royal Birmingham Society of Artists, on Brook Street just off St Paul's Square.
Opened in 1836 as Birmingham General Cemetery, the city's oldest cemetery outside a churchyard.
Cemetery dating from 1847, one of two in the Jewellery Quarter; it no longer takes new burials.
Jewellery school founded in 1890 on Vittoria Street, now part of Birmingham City University.
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Independent theatre opened in 2011 to stage new drama and writing from the city.
Greek Orthodox cathedral on Summer Hill Terrace, dedicated to the Dormition of the Mother of God and St Andrew.
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Gas Street Basin, Centenary Square and the concert halls and canalside squares of Westside
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Former factories turned studios, music venues and street food, beside the new Eastside park
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Victorian civic squares, two cathedrals and the Bullring around New Street station
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