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Birmingham

Birmingham is no longer the leader in industry, but the city has developed itself into a national commercial center. Birmingham has been named as the third nest place to locate a business in all of the United Kingdom. Birmingham is also a large draw for tourists. It is one of the top five most visited cities by foreign visitors in the United Kingdom and was also the host of the G8 summit in 1998. Birmingham is an old, historic city where you can get the best of the past as well as the present. If you are interested in art, your first stop should be at the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery. There are displays such as the works of Edward Burne-Jones and the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood. If you are a fan of J. R. R. Tolkien, you will not want to miss the Museum of the Jewelry Quarter and Sarehole Mill. You can also see one of the newest museums in the city, the Thinktank. If you do not want to spend your days inside museums and art galleries, Birmingham has more than 8000 acres of parkland and open spaces. The largest park in the city is Sutton Park. It is the largest urban nature reserve in all of Europe. You can also come and see the Winderbourne Botanic Garden and the Birmingham Botanical Gardens that are close to the city center and boast an array of Victorian style features. You can also explore many of the city’s public squares. If you head down to Corporation Street, you will be able to see the historic Old Square. Birmingham is filled with the best of the old and the best of the new, so why not make it your next vacation destination?