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Nearby Attractions
Nearby Attractions
- Sealife Centre
- Barclaycard Arena (Formally NIA)
- The Library of Birmingham
- Symphony Hall
- Genting Arena
- Drayton Manor Theme Park
- Alexander Stadium
- Cadbury World
- West Midlands Safari Park
- The ICC
- Thinktank Science Museum
- Bullring Birmingham
- Villa Park
- Edgbaston Cricket Ground
- Grand Central
Downtown
Downtown
City Name: Birmingham
Direction from City Center to Hotel: West
Distance from Hotel: 0.8 MI/ 1.29 KM
Local
Local
Closest Convention Centre: International Convention Centre (ICC)
Distance from Hotel: 0.6 MI/ 0.97 KM West
Convenience Store: 0.2 MI/ 0.32 KM North
Golf: 11 MI/ 17.7 KM North
Must See
Must See
A 20-minute stroll from the hotel, the National Sea Life Centre aquarium features a transparent 360° ocean tunnel giving visitors the chance to come face to face with reef sharks, sea turtles and tropical fish. The aquarium is home to more than 230 species, including a group of gentoo penguins, and also offers an interactive rock pool and a 4D cinema experience.
Must Do
Must Do
The Thinktank science museum, fifteen minutes' walk from the hotel, houses educational displays and interactive exhibits exploring the world of science and technology, over four floors. The Move It Gallery offers visitors the chance to take a journey back to Birmingham's industrial past, while the Planetarium provides an insight on astronomy and the heavenly bodies of our solar system.
Restaurants
Restaurants
Don't Go Home Without
Don't Go Home Without
A 15-minute walk from the hotel, the Jewellery Quarter occupies a district dating back more than 200 years. The area is home to over 100 jewellery businesses, as well as a vibrant restaurant scene. Pay a visit to the Museum of the Jewellery Quarter to learn about the area’s history, before taking a stroll in the leafy square surrounding St. Paul’s church, the city’s last remaining Georgian square.
Smart Tips
The Electric Cinema, less than 20 minutes' walk from the hotel, has two screens and dates from the early 20th century making it the oldest working cinema in the UK. The building’s art deco features include the bar, which serves coffees and cocktails, as well as sweet and savoury snacks. Book yourself a sofa seat to take in a classic, foreign or newly released film.