England · WALKING TOURS IN BIRMINGHAM
Good walking tours in Birmingham fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 4 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Explore Birmingham’s canals, Victorian landmarks, modern architecture, and city stories on a lively two-hour guided walk.
“Jonathan was an excellent guide, very informative and entertaining. A thoroughly enjoyable couple of hours. We’ve visited Birmingham many times but on this tour we learned so much about its history. Highly recommend”
Review of Birmingham’s two-hour walking tour to the Jewellery Quarter, with canal paths, cathedrals, city squares, local stories, and practical tips.
“Our guide (Jonathan Berg) was knowledgeable and friendly, and whilst I live in Birmingham and have been in some of the places we visited, it was really interesting to hear the history of it and have some of the dots joined up. A lot of new developments are happening in the city, and it was good to see these too and to have hidden gems pointed out, like what is inside the new sphere in one of the locations in the Jewellery Quarter. I also went along parts of the canal and crossed a bridge I have never been on, in the 47 years that I have been in Brum!…”
Explore Birmingham’s real slogging gangs with Edward Shelby, historic pubs, city stories, and Peaky Blinders connections on a two-hour walk.
“A unique Birmingham experience. Edward was easy to listen to and had so many unique stories. Definitely off the beaten track and some vintage pubs along the way.”
Review of Birmingham’s 90-minute city-centre walking tour, covering landmark buildings, canals, local history, guides, value, and practical tips.
“The trip was amazing. The guide man was really nice. We have a great time. We really recommend this walking tour.”
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