Best places: Tourist attractions in Birmingham, United Kingdom

Antiques and botanical gardens with 6,000 plants in Edwardian industrialist's grand country house.

Guided tours of 4 fully restored historic houses that show how life changed between 1840 & 1977.

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

White-domed, cross-denominational place of Islamic worship, opened in 1975, and open to visitors.

Fossils in local Wenlock limestone, plus colourful gems and crystals in an airy Edwardian building.

Ornate Hindu temple in converted red-brick building, also offering faith and Hindi language classes.

👍 The entrance is on the right side of Dixons (little mews). Its a nice and quiet park but unfortunately you need a key to enter the park (I had to wait for someone to open the gate on my way in and on my way out) Also, avoid sitting close to the pool as I saw a big rat and a mouse running near the po...

👍 Great experience, with amazing decor, along which a whole robot which can serve you drinks. However waiting time was annoying for my first time, booked for 1:30pm and didn’t call us up until 2pm, was already tight in time. After that also had some VR Headset issues where the screen kept blurring aro...

Tennis courts, bowling green, boats on the lake, mini-golf & walking trails on 250 acres.

Unique museum about coffin making, with tours & stories of the funerals of famous people in history.

Tree-lined paths, flowerbeds & a pond surrounding the grand 1870s residence of a former Lord Mayor.

This peaceful, forested nature reserve offers walking trails, bird watching & ancient burnt mounds.

Brick revival cathedral, designed by Augustus Pugin, with a notable stained glass collection.

Neo-Gothic religious building, designed by Alfred Chatwin, with CofE services and a tea lounge.

👍👍 Interesting place to visit. plenty of benches to sit on. Lots of trash bins, but still not every visitor educated how to use one. There's bycicle stands as well, because many people visit this place by bycicle.

Victorian building with domed Round Room showing Pre-Raphaelites, Staffordshire hoard and artefacts.

15-acre site with exotic flora in elegant Victorian glass houses, Bonsai garden & bird collection.

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

Europe's largest public library is a modern, 31,000-sq-m. building with a cafe & a gift shop.

👍👍 Friendly people , nice little park for a short dog walk or even to walk through to Cadbury world