Top rated Historical landmarks in West Bromwich

Experience the best that West Bromwich has to offer with our curated list of top-rated places. Sorted by average review scores from venues boasting over 30 reviews, these establishments promise exceptional quality and experiences to elevate your visit in the city. This list contains 13 places from Historical landmark category.

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Old Joe
Historical landmark
👍👍 University of Birmingham and city icons. Highest free standing clock tower.
4.70 (156 reviews) (~8.72 km from centre)
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Black Sabbarh Bench
Historical landmark
👍👍 Amazing tribute to the band that created Heavy Metal
4.70 (58 reviews) (~7.21 km from centre)
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Paradise Birmingham
Business center
👍👍 Make it here for life
4.60 (144 reviews) (~7.44 km from centre)
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Birmingham Cathedral
Cathedral
Georgian baroque cathedral with notable stained glass, holding regular Mass, events & concerts.
4.50 (2.1K reviews) (~7.66 km from centre)
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Delph Locks
Historical landmark
👍👍 Absolutely lovely place for a walk and take in the history of the days when canals were the arteries of the midlands. The coffee shops and bars provide ample places to dine...
4.50 (104 reviews) (~9.5 km from centre)
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Sandwell Priory Ruins & Sand Well
Historical landmark
👍👍 Nice local historical site to visit, the remains of a Monastery that had been built in the 1100s. This area is found in the Priory Woods, and isn't that busy, so a good setting for photography or a picnic. Signs are up on the site to explain the history of the ruins and the well in more detail.
4.50 (86 reviews) (~2.05 km from centre)
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Galton Bridge
Historical landmark
👍 Lovely place but the fly tipping and litter on the surrounding streets ruins it. Needs cleaning up.
4.50 (60 reviews) (~2.02 km from centre)
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Queen Victoria
Sculpture
👍👍 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..
4.40 (615 reviews) (~7.54 km from centre)
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Birmingham China Quarter
Cultural landmark
👍 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.
4.40 (236 reviews) (~8.16 km from centre)
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Perrott's Folly
Historical landmark
👍👍 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...
4.40 (44 reviews) (~6.47 km from centre)
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Farley Clock Tower
Historical landmark
4.40 (44 reviews) (~1 km from centre)
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Edgbaston Waterworks Tower
Historical landmark
👍👍 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.
4.20 (81 reviews) (~6.24 km from centre)
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Weoley Castle
Historical landmark
👍 Need to check website for opening site as infrequent. Wonderful remains and a hidden gem of Birmingham heritage.
3.80 (118 reviews) (~8.5 km from centre)
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