The Great Birmingham All in One Experience

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The UK’s second city, Birmingham, is notable not just for its size but for its wealth of historic sights, iconic art, edgy street art, galleries, museums, world cuisine, and, most importantly, its industrial and bold spirit. With more canals than Venice, more parks than Paris, and the youngest population in Europe, Birmingham has always been unique in spirit and bold in identity. This city played a vital role in standing up to slavery, at the cost of its economy, and we will share many other stories that will astound and inspire in equal measure. The sights will do likewise as we visit the Independent Quarter, which boasts some of the best street art and street food in the country. On the other end of the spectrum, Birmingham features six Michelin-starred restaurants, grand architecture, and world-class concert halls. We will show you these sights and bring them to life with stories even the locals don’t know! The history of Birmingham precedes the Middle Ages, and while it was at the forefront of the Industrial Revolution, it bears the scars of the Second World War and its bombings with defiance. Birmingham has moved forward by trendsetting in the Arts and Crafts Movement, leading modernist architecture, and inviting communities from every corner of the globe.