Cadbury World
This chocolate wonderland in nearby Bournville lets you discover how Cadbury chocolate is made — and yes, there are free samples!
Birmingham is the UK’s second biggest city, and it has a seriously impressive story to tell. Hundreds of years ago, it became one of the most important industrial cities in the entire world, its factories and workshops producing metal goods that were shipped across the globe. That spirit of hard work and creativity never really left — today Birmingham buzzes with energy, culture, and a real sense of pride in its past and excitement about its future.
The city has some genuinely surprising sides to it. Its network of canals actually stretches further than Venice’s, weaving through the city past colourful narrowboats and historic warehouses that have been transformed into restaurants and bars. You can explore ancient treasures and stunning paintings at its magnificent museum, gawp at a futuristic shopping building that looks like it landed from another planet, or follow the story of one of the world’s most beloved chocolate brands just down the road.
Birmingham is bold, diverse, and endlessly fascinating — a city that rewards every curious explorer who visits.
Birmingham Puzzle Set
City illustration + map puzzle, shipped to your door.
Available in 110, 252, 520 and 1,014 pcs
From $44.99
Shop puzzle set
Birmingham is the UK's second-largest city and was a world centre of industry and manufacturing during the Industrial Revolution.
Birmingham has more miles of canal than Venice, Italy — so it really is a city of waterways!
This chocolate wonderland in nearby Bournville lets you discover how Cadbury chocolate is made — and yes, there are free samples!
This grand museum is home to one of the world's finest collections of Pre-Raphaelite paintings, plus treasures from ancient civilisations.
The Selfridges building is covered in thousands of shiny silver discs and looks like something straight out of a science-fiction film!
This historic canal basin is the heart of Birmingham's famous waterway network, where brightly painted narrowboats bob on the water.
Villa Park has hosted football since 1897 and is one of the most historic and loved football grounds in all of England.
Quiz coming soon.