Birmingham Flowers + Landscape Pictures

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The second-largest city in the U.K. is known for its museums and shopping, canals, food and music.

Once an Anglo-Saxon settlement, later a wool-trading town and then a key player in the Industrial Revolution, today this is a lively university city in the West Midlands.

From Georgian-era masterpieces to works by acclaimed pop artists, there are over 300 years of art and social history to discover at this superb museum.  

The second-largest city in the U.K. is known for its museums and shopping, canals, food and music.

This public square marks the center of the city. Find historic buildings, famous sculptures and a farmers market.

The second-largest city in the U.K. is known for its museums and shopping, canals, food and music.

Visit one of Europe’s largest urban parks for sports and recreational activities, wildlife spotting and fishing, and Roman archaeological sites.

This memorial is a peaceful space in the city center devoted to Birmingham residents who lost their lives in military service. 

See artifacts from the life of Shakespeare, explore a vast collection of greetings cards, and be part of Birmingham’s literature festival at this library and museum.

This memorial is a peaceful space in the city center devoted to Birmingham residents who lost their lives in military service. 

See artifacts from the life of Shakespeare, explore a vast collection of greetings cards, and be part of Birmingham’s literature festival at this library and museum.

Visit this Jacobean-style mansion to learn about the history of Aston, a suburb of Birmingham, and enjoy craft and poetry events.

This memorial is a peaceful space in the city center devoted to Birmingham residents who lost their lives in military service. 

This memorial is a peaceful space in the city center devoted to Birmingham residents who lost their lives in military service. 

A museum and art gallery, historical buildings, a food court and a Christmas market all make this public square a focal point of Birmingham’s city center.

This dynamic gallery combines a passion for the avant-garde with a commitment to making contemporary art more accessible.

This historic district of Birmingham is well-known for its jewelry shops and factories, museums and galleries, music venues and restaurants.

Once an Anglo-Saxon settlement, later a wool-trading town and then a key player in the Industrial Revolution, today this is a lively university city in the West Midlands.

See artifacts from the life of Shakespeare, explore a vast collection of greetings cards, and be part of Birmingham’s literature festival at this library and museum.