• Cathedral Square - An introduction to the tour by your local guide into Birmingham’s history, in the shadow of Birmingham Cathedral
• St Philip’s Cathedral Garden - Built during the industrial revolution, discover St Philip’s Cathedral, one of the smallest cathedrals in Britain
• Victoria Square - Take a step back into the 1800’s and explore Victorian Birmingham at Victoria Square.
• Town Hall Birmingham - Built to symbolise the status of Birmingham’s growth, marvel at the Town Hall. From Charles Dickens, to Emmeline Pankhurst and even the likes of Bob Dylan, The Rolling Stones and The Beatles - some of the world’s most famous have walked through these doors!
• Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery - See the beautiful Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery building and learn about the different artists to come from Birmingham
• Chamberlain Square - Discover Birmingham’s crucial role in both of the World Wars, and the sacrifices made by its people for the good of the country
• Centenary Square - From old to new, discover our modern city, architecture and life in Birmingham today
• Hall of Memory - See the Hall of Memory, memorialising those who have given their lives for Birmingham and Britain
• Baskerville House - See Baskerville House and learn all about John Baskerville!
• Broad Street - Our very own walk of fame!
• Symphony Hall - Take a relaxing walk alongside one of Birmingham’s iconic industrial canals
• Ikon Gallery - Finish up where old and new are perfectly combined, and marvel at the Neo Gothic exterior of this contemporary art gallery

• Passionate local guide

Experience Birmingham from a genuine Brummie’s perspective on this 1.5-hour walking tour. Dive into the city’s vibrant atmosphere as you explore its rich history, revealing the true essence of the city known for its diverse trades.

Throughout the tour, participants will trace the city’s journey from its Norman noble roots to the giants of the Industrial Revolution, highlighting Birmingham’s evolution as a hub of innovation to its current status as the UK’s second-largest city. Visit significant historical landmarks such as Birmingham Cathedral, Chamberlain Square, and the canals, while discovering the fascinating stories and individuals associated with them. Additionally, gain a genuine understanding of contemporary life in Birmingham, with each guide sharing their personal anecdotes about the city.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.