A travel to the kingdom of Great Britain must take into consideration that in this city Birmingham of the view. Travel takes you on to many of tourist interest.
Aston Hall is a Jacobin-style mansion, built between 1618-1635. Here every two years, Christmas has been a popular event during which all land is illuminated by candles.
Aston Hall is at the heart of a park of 50 hectares, midway between Aston and Witton railway station.
Barber Institute of Fine Art
Institute is part of Birmingham University and has a small but relevant collection of paintings, engravings, prints, drawings and sculptures of European artists such as Whistler, Gainsborough, Gauguin, Picasso Bellini, Degas, Monet, Poussing, Turner, Holbein and Van Gogh . The museum is located in one of the most beautiful Art Deco buildings in the city, opened by Queen Mary in 1939.
The museum is located at 5 km distant from downtown; to get there you need to take bus number 61, 62 or 63 from downtown. Museum entrance is free.
Birmingham Back to Backs is a complex of 20,000 yards of houses built side by side. The buildings were built in the nineteenth century the growing population of workers and gender is the only district that survived. Three of the houses are open and tell the story of a clockmaker, locksmith, that of a glazier.
Birmingham is dedicated to St. Philip’s Cathedral and was built in the seventeenth century. It is close to Victoria Square. Entering the cathedral is free but a donation of £ 2 is recommended for maintaining the shrine.
ThinkTank is an interactive science museum that allows you to explore the history of Birmingham, spread over four floors of galleries. You can see how it works on steam engines, to explore space, to program a robot to beat the drums, and help the hip surgery. There are over 200 exhibits to play the mad scientist.
In Birmingham you can accommodate from one of the city hotels. Hotels in Birmingham have superior facilities and conditions and satisfy any customer who wants to stay here.
