In the catacombs of Warstone Lane Cemetery, built in 1848, you'll wander through a semi-circular Roman amphitheater-like labyrinth. Discover the resting places of historical figures and immerse yourself in an atmosphere that tells stories from a bygone era.

Discover the history of the steel pin trade and try traditional writing methods. With an extensive collection of pens, machines, and objects, you'll dive deep into production and heritage. You even have the chance to form your own quill under guidance. For children, there are activities such as calligraphy and typing on old typewriters, accompanied by friendly volunteers.

Vibrant bands play jazz, funk, soul and blues in an impressive Georgian building. While listening to the sound of local and international talent, you can dine in an open and welcoming atmosphere. This club, founded by Jools Holland, not only promotes the music scene, but also promises a night filled with rhythmic beats and unforgettable energy.

Picturesque canals are lined with trendy bars and restaurants with breathtaking views. Enjoy local specialties or international cuisine at one of the many eateries. Highlights include Marco Pierre White Steakhouse for juicy steaks and Browns Brasserie & Bar for British classics and vegetarian options. Your visit will be rounded off with cultural insights into galleries and lively nightlife.

In an impressive neo-Gothic building, contemporary works of art from all over the world merge with historic architecture. Experience interactive workshops, rotating exhibitions, and inspiring talks that redefine the boundaries of modern art. You can also enjoy the charm of the café and the unique finds in the specialized art bookstore.

Experience Europe's finest beers and a fantastic cocktail selection as you dance to live music, drag shows, and cabaret. Enjoy an Alpine-inspired menu with classics like Alpine Cheese Fondue and Pan-Fried Schnitzel. At Albert's Castle, every night comes to life, surrounded by the energy of flamboyant performances.

Discover a world where creative and digital businesses meet independent stores. Vintage design, niche grocery stores, and regular events such as vintage fairs enliven a beautifully restored Victorian factory. From handcrafted treasures in galleries to culinary delights in unique cafés, tradition and modern innovation merge here.

Immerse yourself in music's past, surrounded by piles of forgotten melodies and lost sounds. Here you'll find treasures that tell stories from times gone by, in an atmosphere that keeps the passion for vinyl alive. Each record holds a piece of history, waiting to be discovered and re-experienced by you.

Enjoy intimate movie screenings followed by food such as burgers and beers right on the canal. Mockingbird Cinema and Kitchen passionately combines cinematic magic with delicious gastronomy, surrounded by the unique atmosphere of Digbeth. A perfect combination of entertainment and enjoyment, ideal for a special evening.

Discover a world of creativity, from unique vintage shops to modern galleries. Be inspired by the variety of small shops, enjoy the niche fare at the Apple Pie House, and end your day with a movie at the Mockingbird Cinema. Here, tradition mixes with contemporary art and digital innovation.

Discover the fascinating world of coffin making at the Newman Brothers, the last caffeine makers of its kind. Marvel at historic coffins, finely crafted coffin fittings, and the stories behind famous burials. Experience traditional crafts and industrial history come alive as you are guided through the original preserved workshops and exhibition spaces.

Discover over 700 jewelers and independent dealers who combine traditional craftsmanship and innovative designs in a vibrant community. Amid over 200 listed buildings, the neighborhood offers insight into 250 years of jewelry making, complemented by museums, galleries, and the annual festival. Experience how history comes alive here, from the precious metal to the finished piece of jewelry.

Admire four famous stained-glass windows, masterpieces by Pre-Raphaelite Edward Burne-Jones. These artworks offer a unique insight into the Victorian era, giving the room a stunning atmosphere of color and light. Their story, saved by war and reinstated, adds a deep layer of meaning.

Explore the stone chronicle of Birmingham at Old Square Plague, where the city's history comes alive. Admire the ornate stone carvings depicting famous townspeople and iconic structures as you wander through the central pedestrian street in the footsteps of the past.

Behind the façade of a quality clothing store hides a gateway to the prohibition era. One phone call is all it takes, and you'll enter a world of 1920s décor, secret cocktails, and an atmosphere that will take you back in time. When sipping mixed drinks, you'll even discover piquancy hidden on the wallpaper – a tribute to the wicked elegance and thrill of speakeasys.

Wander through restored 19th-century homes that once formed the beating heart of the working class. Learn first-hand from passionate local historians what life was like in these cramped but communal spaces. Discover original artifacts, a traditional confectionery boutique from the 1930s, and immerse yourself in the history and spirit of the industrial past.

Passing medieval arches and knight's armor, choose between Greek, Roman, and Egyptian-themed areas. In this hidden gem, deep beneath the Burlington Arcade, atmospheric lighting and historically inspired interiors combine to create a unique ambiance. Enjoy local real ale beers and hearty classics of pub cuisine, including the famous pies.