Birmingham
Properties and events in Birmingham
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Acocks Green Heritage Trail
Explore local heritage in Acocks Green in this guided walk.
Bathe in Nature.... with a musical soundtrack from Classical to Hip Hop
Share a walk and listen to music in Brandwood End Cemetery
Bournville Village Primary School (Part of Bournville Heritage Open Day 2025)
We invite you to visit our beautiful school, including George Hall, frescoes, and the historical school archives.
Church of the Ascension, Hall Green
A chance to look around this beautiful Church, consecrated in 1704 and a place of Christian worship to this day.
From Aston to Perry Hall via Spaghetti Junction
A 4.5-mile canal walk with the Birmingham Ramblers
From Gate to Gate, a walk through Brandwood End Cemetery
Join a walk to learn about the history of this Victorian cemetery.
Holy Trinity Parish Church Sutton Coldfield
A chance to view this stunning Grade-I listed parish church and its partner building the Trinity Centre, to climb the church tower and to celebrate the architecture of the church and other buildings in the Royal Town of Sutton Coldfield.
Lifford: canals, industry and leisure
Join this walking tour to discover the industrial and canal history of this fascinating area.
Manor Farm Park Heritage Trail (part of Bournville Heritage Open Day 2025)
A walking trail takes visitors to ten sites in the beautiful Manor Farm Park, showing the changes from farmland in the16th Century, to the development of a country estate and ownership by the Cadbury Family, to the creation of a public park in 1955.
Moor Pool Heritage Festival - Moor Pool Hall and community venues around the Moor Pool Estate
Experience the wonderful community spirit and Arts and Crafts splendour of Moor Pool Estate, the hidden Garden Suburb a stone's throw from Birmingham City Centre. Our Heritage Festival delivers a village fete vibe near the heart of the City!
Moseley Hall Dovecote and 18c style garden
The 18th century dovecote and garden offer an insight into Moseley's rural past. One of the estates of John Taylor, manufacturer and banker, our exhibitions reveal how Moseley developed from rural hamlet to suburb of Birmingham.
Moseley Hall icehouse in Moseley Park & Pool
A chance to see one of the best-preserved icehouses in the West Midlands, originally built for the benefit of the wealthy owners of Moseley Hall. Sited in Moseley Park, an oasis of calm usually only open to keyholders
St Francis C of E Church (part of Bournville Heritage Open Day)
St Francis Church stands at the heart of the Bournville Village, designed in the early Christian basilica style and consecrated in 1925.
St Peter's Church
St Peter’s was consecrated in June 1905 by the Bishop of Birmingham, the Rt Revd Charles Gore, only 2 weeks after the Diocese of Birmingham had been formed. Drop in and see the church at your leisure
The 300 year History of Webster & Horsfall
In 1866 this Birmingham company made the wire for the first successful trans-Atlantic telegraph cable. Visit their museum.
The Symbolism of Angels as Memorials
What messages are conveyed by angels to those left behind?
Winterbourne House and Garden: Birmingham Honey Show
Don't miss one of the highlights of the Winterbourne calendar: the much-loved Birmingham Honey Show, brought to you in partnership with Birmingham & District Beekeepers' Association.