Birmingham Attractions
 Birmingham Bullring
Birmingham’s newest shopping centre, situated in the centre of Birmingham city
with over 140 shops, it covers every aspect of shopping from retail fashion to
electronics, from restaurants to travel.
 Star City
Star City, in the Nechells area of Birmingham, has a 30-screen cinema,
restaurants, bars, the UK’s largest casino and even an indoor ski-slope. It is
surrounded by around 3,000 parking spaces and was recently listed as the largest
leisure park in the country. There are restaurants offering Indian, Mexican,
Spanish, Chinese, American, Italian and traditional English food.
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Nando’s
Old Orleans Restaurant and Bar
La Tasca
Mega Bowl
VUE cinemas
Holmes Place Health Club and Gym
Casino
Bella Italia
Pizza Hut
Flame (Oriental Restaurant)
Shere Khan (Indian Cuisine)
The Mexican Place
 Birmingham Botanical Gardens
The Birmingham Botanical Gardens has 15 acres of beautiful gardens, and is a
place to enjoy nature at its best and discover the importance of plants and people.
There are also spectacular glass houses with tropical and Mediterranean plants.
 Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery
Opened in 1885, the museum houses prehistoric collections, birds and wildlife
section, paintings and drawings, precious stones and jewellery, costumes, pottery
and a varied collection of archaeological material.
 Canon Hill Park
The pride of Birmingham parks, it has two lakes, rowing boat facilities, tennis,
fishing and a host of activities to take part in.
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Five Ways
Five Ways leisure complex in Birmingham includes 11 great venues including
a cineworld cinemas and restaurants.
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Cineworld
Hard rock Café
Peppers Indian restaurant
Nando’s
Henry Beans
Waxy O’Conner’s
 Mailbox
There are 50 shops, restaurants and café bars.
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Nando’s
Red Peppers
Café rouge
Shogun
The oriental
Zizzi
http://www.mailboxlife.com
Travel from Birmingham International to Birmingham city centre
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The typical taxi fare from Birmingham International airport to
Birmingham City Centre is approximately £16.00. For longer journeys
the price should be agreed before the start of the journey – a price
guide to major destinations is displayed at the taxi rank.
Bus 900 leaves from Birmingham International train station and goes to
the city centre, the one way fare is £1.40 or £3.00 for a day ticket
which can be used on all the Travel West Midlands buses.
A 24-hour free bus service runs every 30 minutes between
Birmingham International Railway Station and the Hilton Birmingham
Metropole hotel. The journey takes 10 minutes. Guests can use the
free telephones in the airport and the station to ask for the bus to
collect them.
It departs at quarter past and quarter to every hour. Delegates can use
the free monorail (which runs every 90 seconds) to reach the train
station from the airport. The bus departs from the front of the train
station and runs 24 hours per day.