Best Attractions near Bournville Experience

Bright, stylish gastropub in Edgbaston offering classic British dishes, lively atmosphere, and a welcoming garden retreat.

Experience Silk Route-inspired fine dining and boutique luxury in Birmingham’s elegant Georgian townhouse with unique rooms and rich, plush décor.

Discover the mystical woodland that inspired Tolkien’s Middle-earth, where ancient history and rich biodiversity create a magical urban nature reserve.

Discover Edgbaston Village, where elegant Victorian charm meets vibrant dining, boutique shopping, and a relaxed yet lively atmosphere in Birmingham.

A tranquil urban park in Birmingham offering playgrounds, sports courts, wildflower meadows, and scenic walking trails for all ages.

Discover 450 acres of peaceful meadows, woodlands, and wildlife at Birmingham’s Woodgate Valley Country Park, a perfect urban nature escape.

Explore the Edgbaston Waterworks Tower, a stunning historical landmark in Birmingham showcasing Victorian architecture and the city's rich industrial heritage.

The 18th-century water mill that inspired J.R.R. Tolkien's Shire, now a living museum of industrial heritage.

Iconic 24-storey landmark in Birmingham blending luxury hotel, panoramic dining, boutique bowling, and event spaces with stunning city views.

Explore the iconic home of Mr Khan from the beloved British sitcom, set in the heart of Birmingham’s vibrant Sparkhill community.

Explore Birmingham’s iconic 19th-century horseshoe-shaped Roundhouse, a vibrant hub of heritage, culture, and canal adventures by the waterside.

Dive into the vibrant nightlife of Birmingham at Nightingale Club, a renowned gay night club offering unforgettable experiences and a welcoming atmosphere.

A prestigious Grade A office building in Birmingham’s vibrant canalside Brindleyplace, blending modern workspaces with cultural and transport connectivity.

Historic canal basin at Birmingham’s heart blending industrial heritage with vibrant waterside leisure and scenic urban charm.

Step into Birmingham’s industrial past at the last surviving Back to Back houses, a vivid glimpse into 19th-century working-class life.

Step inside Birmingham’s last surviving back-to-back houses and explore the rich social history of its industrial working-class heritage.

Step back in time at Birmingham’s last surviving 19th-century back-to-back houses, where history and community come alive through immersive guided tours.

Discover cutting-edge contemporary art in a stunning Victorian building at Birmingham’s Ikon Gallery, with free entry and dynamic exhibitions.

Birmingham's grand Victorian theatre where 125 years of entertainment history meets world-class performances.

A vibrant shopping and leisure complex in central Birmingham, combining retail, dining and entertainment in a modern, covered environment.

A chic canalside hub in Birmingham blending luxury shopping, fine dining, vibrant workspaces, and entertainment in a stunning historic setting.

Discover Birmingham’s rich cultural heritage through a vibrant walk of fame honoring its legendary icons along Broad Street.

A lively cultural square outside Birmingham Hippodrome, alive with performances, festivals, and the spirit of the Chinese Quarter.

Scenic canals, vibrant dining, and cultural events converge at Birmingham’s dynamic Regency Wharf.

Dive into the UK's only 360° Ocean Tunnel and meet playful penguins, rescued sea otters, and thousands of marine creatures at Birmingham’s premier aquarium.

An indoor LEGO playground in Birmingham with rides, Miniland, 4D cinema, and endless building fun for children aged 3–10 and their families.

Experience world-class acoustics and vibrant live performances at Birmingham’s iconic Symphony Hall on Broad Street.

Iconic gilded bronze statue celebrating Birmingham’s industrial pioneers Boulton, Watt, and Murdoch on Broad Street.

Experience festive joy and colorful carousels in Birmingham’s vibrant Centenary Square during the magical winter season.

Discover the Library of Birmingham: a modern architectural gem with vast collections, rooftop gardens, and vibrant cultural spaces in the city’s heart.

Discover the Hall of Memory in Birmingham, a significant memorial dedicated to the bravery of those who served in the World Wars amidst serene gardens.

Discover a peaceful rooftop oasis with stunning city views atop Birmingham’s iconic Library of Birmingham.

Explore Birmingham’s vibrant Bullring Rag Market, a bustling hub of fabrics, fashion, and diverse goods in the city centre.

Experience Birmingham's vibrant culture and rich history at The Grand Central Bull, a must-see tourist attraction in the heart of the city.

A stunning, modern shopping centre integrated with Birmingham’s New Street Station, offering diverse retail and dining in a light-filled, accessible space.

Historic flight of 13 canal locks showcasing Birmingham’s industrial heritage and vibrant urban waterways.

A towering mechanical bull named after Ozzy Osbourne, symbolizing Birmingham’s industrial might and musical heritage at New Street Station Forecourt.

Where Victorian grandeur meets modern Birmingham – a lively civic square with museums, markets, and great architecture.

Discover Birmingham Town Hall, a Roman Revival architectural gem and historic concert venue at the heart of Victoria Square.