Coach travel to Birmingham

The Bennetts Hill Area

Discover the up-and-coming Bennetts Hill area, a gateway to Colmore Row and Temple Street. This lively neighbourhood boasts a variety of bars and restaurants, including the beloved Rudy's Pizza, vibrant Bodega, and London favourites Franco Manca and The Ivy. With so many options, you'll be spoilt for choice in these buzzing city-centre streets.

Tiger Bites Pig

Good things come in small packages, and Tiger Bites Pig is proof! This cosy spot might only seat a handful of people, but it’s a must-visit for rice bowl and bao bun lovers. With friendly staff, '90s hip-hop on the stereo, and the fluffiest little buns stuffed with fresh meats and veggies, it's no wonder it’s quickly becoming a local favourite. Once you try it, you'll see why one bun is never enough!

Original Patty Men

In the heart of Digbeth lies a burger hideout that's become a staple for locals. Whether you're treating yourself after work or indulging in a decadent lunch break, Original Patty Men is the place to enjoy brilliantly unique and classic burgers, craft beer, sides, and more.

The Old Joint Stock

Part pub, part restaurant, part theatre, The Old Joint Stock is one of Birmingham's most unique spots. With its charming, jolly atmosphere and beautifully traditional decor, you'll feel like you've stepped back in time for an evening. If you're planning to dine or catch a show, be sure to book in advance—especially if you want to snag a dinner table on the balcony.

NQ64

The rise of the barcade has brought a wave of nostalgia, and NQ64 is top of the class. Play all your old-school favourites on consoles and arcade machines while sipping on specialty cocktails. It's the perfect blend of fun and flavour!

Broad Street

A staple for student nights, post-work drinks, and stag and hen dos, Broad Street is one of Birmingham's liveliest areas. You'll find a mix of bars, restaurants, and pubs catering to all tastes. Explore the quieter vibes of Brindley Place, dance the night away at Coyote Ugly Saloon, or hit the city's biggest nightclub, Pryzm, for an unforgettable night out.

Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery

One of the best free things to do in Birmingham! Dive into history and art at the Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery. From Anglo-Saxon gold to ancient Egyptian artefacts and 19th-century masterpieces, there's something to fascinate everyone. After exploring, don't miss out on the lovely cafe inside—it's one of the city's hidden gems.

Library of Birmingham

If you need a peaceful escape during your visit to the second city, the Library of Birmingham is the perfect spot. With ten floors of books, learning spaces, and a children's library, there’s a quiet corner for everyone. Don't miss the giant balconies offering breathtaking views of the city—ideal for some alone time or sharing with friends and family.

Symphony Hall

The stunning Symphony Hall, home to the renowned City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, is a top destination in Birmingham. Plan your visit to catch an inspiring show or concert, from classical music to brass band performances. There's something for every music, comedy, and theatre lover.

The NEC

The NEC is the UK's largest exhibition arena, with over 20 halls set in 611 acres. It hosts major annual events like the Crufts dog show, Grand Designs Live, and the BBC Good Food Show. We offer regular services to Birmingham Airport, where you can catch a connecting shuttle to the NEC.

Other popular attractions:

• Arena Birmingham
• Aston Villa Football Club
• Birmingham Football Club
• Birmingham Hippodrome
• Botanical Gardens & Glasshouses
• Edgbaston Stadium
• New Alexandra Theatre
• Resorts World
• The Old Rep Theatre

The Bullring & Grand Central

One of Birmingham’s most iconic landmarks, the disk-covered Bullring is a shopper's paradise with all your favourite high street brands under one roof. From the luxurious Selfridges to the trendy Pull and Bear, the Bullring extends through Link Street's pop-up shops and into Grand Central. With dozens of stores including Whittard and The White Company, it's the perfect place to spend the money you saved on your coach tickets!

Some of the UK’s Largest Stores

Did you know Birmingham is home to some of the UK's largest stores? The world’s largest Primark offers five floors of high street bargains, featuring the biggest Duck & Dry beauty studio, an in-store barbershop, and the beloved Disney Cafe. There is also H&M Home, River Island, Pull & Bear and not to forget just a short walk away in Dale End, the HMV Vault boasts 25,000 sq ft of DVDs, vinyl, CDs, and more. You might even catch a celebrity on stage when you visit!

Great Western Arcade

One of Birmingham’s most beloved buildings, the Great Western Arcade is a treasure trove of independent shops, offering everything from sweet treats to barbers and shoe stores. For those who love unique finds and enjoy a touch of old-fashioned charm, this Victorian arcade is a must-visit.

National SEA LIFE Centre

Dive into the magical world of the National SEA LIFE Centre, where you can meet everything from clownfish (think Finding Nemo) to the uniquely shaped guitarfish. It’s a sanctuary for rare, beautiful, and endangered underwater life. Say hello to the family of Gentoo penguins, stroll through the UK’s only 360° Ocean Tunnel, and enjoy an interactive experience at the 4D cinema!

Cadbury World

Birmingham proudly hosts Cadbury World, a chocolate lover's paradise and one of the UK’s top family attractions. It’s like stepping into Willy Wonka’s Chocolate Factory, with exhibits celebrating iconic chocolate bars and plenty to keep the kids entertained. Don't forget to visit the world’s biggest Cadbury shop for some delicious souvenirs!

Thinktank

Thinktank is not your average science museum—it's an adventure in learning! From steam engines to human intestines, this fantastic museum features over 200 hands-on displays showcasing science and technology, both past and present. Be sure to check out the incredible digital planetarium dome to experience the solar system like never before.

Lego Discovery Centre

Calling all Lego enthusiasts! The Lego Discovery Centre is a paradise for fans of all ages, featuring a soft play area, interactive rides, and a thrilling 4D cinema experience. Dive into endless creativity with plenty of Lego bricks to build your dreams. And don’t forget to grab a selfie with your favourite Lego characters!

Indian Brewery Snowhill

Savour affordable Indian cuisine at the distinctive Indian Brewery. Whether it's a casual bite during the day or a relaxed evening out, Indian Brewery Snowhill offers flavourful street food and tempting sharing plates. And of course, they have an excellent selection of bottled and draft beers to compliment your meal!

Bacchus Bar

Tucked away in the historic Burlington Arcade, Bacchus Bar transports you to a medieval-themed haven where you can feel like a victorious warrior celebrating with friends or family. Indulge in impressive gastro pub fare or simply unwind with a fine glass of wine or ale, surrounded by candlelight and fluttering banners.