This is on New Street not inside of Birmingham New Street Station. Has a first floor seating area. Opposite the Piccadilly Arcade. Pret WiFi works OK.
Get the lift to level 7 for amazing views. Press disabled door button to access the terrace up here. There is also stairs if you can't wait for the lift.
A free art gallery. In the former Oozells Street Boarding School of 1877. Architects was Martin & Chamberlain. Converted into art gallery in 1997. Not been inside much. Once for a work do in 2010.
Use this team stop for Soho House. West Midlands Metro trams are going blue. A short walk to the Soho Road or Soho Hill. Handsworth not too far away.
Island platforms. You can see a tram bridge nearby. West Midlands Metro teams have gone blue. James Watt's Mad Machine artwork welcomes you to the tram stop. Not far from the Soho Road.
Located on the Hagley Road in Edgbaston near Ladywood. I went on a guided tour during the end of Birmingham Heritage Week. Mostly built in first half of the 20th century. Founded by Cardinal Newman.
Been to going to WH Smith in Mell Square for years. Now has Post Office and a Toys R Us. Self service tills on ground floor close to the magazine's and newspapers.
