Best places: Historical landmarks in Birmingham, United Kingdom

2000 acres of parkland with bike/bridle paths and lakes, for walking, jogging, cycling and angling.

Georgian baroque cathedral with notable stained glass, holding regular Mass, events & concerts.

👍👍 A beautiful place in Birmingham to visit. Near to Town Center. 5 min walking from Grand Central railway station. The place is buzzing and vibrant with people. There lots of good food corners nearby like Nandos, Greegs, Wagamama..

👍👍 University of Birmingham and city icons. Highest free standing clock tower.

👍👍 Make it here for life

👍 Smaller in scale than London, but there are good shops and establishments. Local landmarks include a stone pagoda, donated by a prominent local Chinese business as well as Chinese architectural flourishes around the Arcadian and surrounding area. It's nice enough.

👍 It's ok. Just some offices a few shops, a gym and a hotel. Big car park which can be free if your token is registered depending on where you go. They refuse to offer any bike parking so you end up having to drive. They do have a large selection of 7kw EV chargers though. Which to their credit when t...

👍👍 Amazing tribute to the band that created Heavy Metal

👍👍 Driving home from Birmingham and thought we would take a look at these 2 towers that were meant to be the inspiration for Tolkien’s Two Towers. The 2 buildings are pretty awesome. Glad we called in to look.

👍👍 What an amazing place. Beautiful mill as well as gardens, interesting stalls and when we went there was a jazz band playing.also lovely tea rooms. Well done new hall water mill.

👍👍 I'm a bit concerned at this being described as an 'Historical landmark'. I attended the event it commemorates! Oh, right, I'm old! 😊 😊

👍👍 Tolkien fans! Really nice tower to visit. Perrott's Folly is a 96 foot tower, also known as “The Observatory” situated in the open gardens of Rotton Park. It was built in 1758 by John Perrott. There are some stories to explain why the tower was built. One is that John Perrott wanted to be able to su...

👍 Need to check website for opening site as infrequent. Wonderful remains and a hidden gem of Birmingham heritage.