Open for various sporting events including ski lessonsFurther info:
Aston Hall
Jacobean mansion - well worth a visitFurther info:
Aston Villa Stadium Store
Home to Aston Villa since 1897,Further info:
Barber Institute of Fine Arts
Art gallery and concert hall. Currently closed.Further info:
Barton Arms
Traditional pub with great food.Further info:
Birmingham Botanical Gardens
A short trip from the city centre with gardens designed in 1829 and includes glasshouses. Further info:
Blakesley Hall
Tudor house and gardens.Further info:
Cadbury World B30 1JR
Tells the story of the Cadbury family. Further info:
Castle Bromwich Historic Gardens
B369BT
A ten acre walled garden rescued by volunteers over 35 years ago and restored back to its original 19th century condition. Open all year round with pre-booking advised. Further info:
MAC Birmingham Art Centre
Arts complex in Cannon Hill ParkFurther info:
Moseley Road Baths B12 9BX
Spectacular 1907 swimming pools. Further info:
Museum Collection Centre
Stored collections open once a month.Further info:
National Motocycle Museum
World’s largest collection of British motorcycles.Further info:
Parkrun
A 5km run at venues around the city. Free to enter but you need to register and print off a barcode.Further info:
Resorts World Birmingham
Leisure complex.Further info:
Sarehole Hill B13 0PD
The Community Shop (11am-4pm) and Courtyard Pizza (12pm-3pm) are open Wednesday to Sunday. No entry fee is required. Shop and bakery open Wed-Sun 11:00 -16:00.Further info:
Selly Manor B30 2AE
Explore Tudor heritage in the heart of Bournville. Two timber-framed buildings, moved to their current site by the Cadbury family. Further info:
Soho House
Museum - former home of Matthew Boulton.Further info:
Winterbourne House and Gardens
The botanic garden of the University of Birmingham.Further info:
Woodcock Street Baths
The oldest swimming pool in Birmingham. Open to the public.