The Bull - a twice
life size bronze statue icon for Bullring Birmingham
Coat of Arms - A modern stone replica
of Birmingham's traditional coat of arms set in a wall in
Victoria Square
Canalside Cafes -
near Brindley Place
Bullring - The other side the less famous
side of the Bullring overlooking New Street Station
Birmingham's New Street the traditional
shopping area - and the station bearing the name nowhere
to be seen!
Bullring & Rotunda two famous landmarks
next to Moor Street Station
Great Western Arcade
Recently restored to its Victorian splendour. A range
of shops and boutiques. The clock is worth hearing!
Admiral Lord Nelson - A statue, treasured
by Birmingham folk, sympatheticall standing amongst the
modern buildings of the 60's and 2000's in the Bullring
Bullring inside view showing the imaginative
and light an airy shopping area
Bull Ring Beach
one of two 'beaches' opened in summer 2007 for people to 'chill out'
Chamberlain Square &
City Art Gallery and Birmingham's answer to Big Ben
- Big Brum
The Shakespeare - In Birmingham !
A vintage Public House off New Street
Broad Street Cafe & Restaurant
- the area has a variety of restaurants and eating
places
Victoria Square
- a landscaped area and fountain outside the Council House
St. Philip's -
Birmingham Cathedral - the churchyard has recently
been restored
Canalside near Convention
Centre - G8 summit took 'food & drink' overlooking
this area
Gas Street Basin
- heart of the National Canal network, plenty of pleasant
and varied eating houses.
Chamberlain Sq - Beach & TV -
BMI Baby beach and Giant TV Screen near Town Hall
Birmingham Skyline By Night showing
landmarks near Moor Street Station
including Bullring, Selfridges and the Rotunda
Walk To Centenary Square
- from the Paradise Centre passing Baskerville House
& the Hall of Memory
Moor Street Booking Office - a pleasant station concourse
restored to yesteryear
Moor Street - To The
Trains - a view of the restored platform area
Moor Street Station
- recently restored and just across the road from Bullring
Birmingham
Snow Hill Station looking
north a view of the north west of the City and the
Jewellery Line & Metro routes
Metro Tram Interchange With The
Shakespeare Line at Snow Hill - for passengers
wanting to go to and from stations to Wolverhampton
Metro Tramcar at Snow Hill station interchange
- this tramcar is appropriately named after Joseph Chamberlain
- a celebrated father of the City
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