Britain · BIRMINGHAM TOURS
Good birmingham tours fill up weeks ahead and the best go first. Below: the 15 to book early, what each includes, and how they differ once you are standing there.
Review of Cadbury World Birmingham: chocolate making, family rides, 4D cinema, free treats, practical tips, and honest value advice.
“Me and my partner went to Cadbury World since we were in Birmingham and we both really enjoyed it! The experience was very interactive, the people who worked there were very friendly and helpful and the free chocolate was a nice bonus”
Explore Birmingham’s Peaky Blinders past with Edward Shelby, dark alleys, gang history, the Gunmakers Quarter, and a pub pint.
“Was down for work from Scotland and I really enjoyed chatting with the guide and seeing a bit of Birmingham that I would've have otherwise. It's worth pointing out I've never watched peaky blinders so don't be put off if you haven't!”
Review of the Birmingham Cotswolds day tour, covering four villages, transport, guides, costs, timing, comfort, and who should book.
“The one day trip was better than I expected, and the people I traveled with in the Bus were friendly and kind. Our guide entertained us with Quiz time and explained some important history. The butcher shop in Burford he recommended was a really good place. I borrowed his iphone charging cord for a while and forgot to give it back. I found the charger later when I got back to Birmingham. Sorry! If I ever get the chance, I'd love to give it back.”
Review of Winterbourne House and Garden in Birmingham, with Edwardian rooms, seven acres, 6,000 plants, café tips, access, and value.
“Peaceful and amazing place for a nice walk in nature”
Review of the Birmingham to Stonehenge and Bath day tour, with coach details, costs, timing, sights, tips, and advice on who should book.
“Lovely day. Everything was on time. Our guide Ana was very nice. It is quite pricy in my opinion, especially considering it doesn't include tickets to the Roman Bath Museum. Other than that, I've got no complaints.”
Explore Birmingham’s industrial past, canals, squares, and landmarks on a friendly 1.5-hour guided city-center walk.
“Our guide was very informative and covered great topics”
Review of Alton Towers Resort, with 40-plus rides, Wicker Man, CBeebies Land, ticket value, ride tips, exclusions, and family advice.
Trace Birmingham’s canals, squares, public art, and industrial past on a lively two-hour walking tour for $20.
“Amazing tour by Jonathan. We live in Tamworth and have been thinking about doing a walking tour in Birmingham for years and we weren't disappointed with Jonathan's fun and informative tour. The walking tour took just under 2 hours but didn't feel that long because you were stopping at various points for Jonathan to explain its part in Birmingham's cityscape. It wasn't all just old buildings and statues as Jonathan talked about some of the more modern buildings and public art. For us, this made the walking tour more interesting. Jonathan encourages questions at any time during the tour. We will now look at the other walking tours in Birmingham,…”
Review Birmingham’s Legoland Discovery Centre, with Miniland, build stations, 4D cinema, Kingdom Quest, value tips, and family advice.
“Experience was ok. Didn’t think it worth the money. Ride, theatre and models of Birmingham was really good.”
Explore Birmingham’s canals, Jewellery Quarter, industry, post-war rebuilding, and Baroque cathedral on this lively two-hour walking tour.
“Very good. Interesting & factual but at the same time light hearted and fun.”
Pair Cadbury World with SEA LIFE Birmingham for chocolate making, sea otters, a 360° ocean tunnel, and flexible family fun.
“very good. the guy wished my daughter a haply birthday”
Explore Coventry’s cathedrals, castle ruins, Lady Godiva, and wartime past on a lively 140-minute guided walking tour.
“Top tour. V interesting and great fun delivery. Highly recommend”
Explore Digbeth’s street art, industrial past, Peaky Blinders film sites, Custard Factory, and Red Brick Market on a lively 2-hour walk.
“I really enjoyed this tour. It was a type of tour and in an area that I would not typically do, and found it very interesting and enjoyable and discovered an area that I would not have seen if I just followed the typical recommendations. The guide is very knowledgeable and passionate about the area and the public street art and artists which contributed to the outcomes of the tour. I lalso did the other tour of the city and combined it provided a very good overview of the city. Will definitely recommend these walking tours of Birmingham.”
Solve puzzles across Birmingham on a flexible app-led city quest from Bullring to Cathedral, with clues, canals, history, and family fun.
“certains indices laissent porter à confusion sur ce qu'il faut trouver”
Matrix VR Birmingham review: try 2 to 4 games in one hour, from zombie shooters to Beat Saber, with private stations and helpful hosts.
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