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 Tourist info in central library |
Central Library Foyer, Chamberlain Square Birmingham B3 3HQ United Kingdom +44 121 235 4511 |
Adjacent to the entrance to the main Central Library, and within the same building, is a fine and well-equipped tourist information office. Staff are friendly and helpful and local maps and guides are available - almost all are free, too, which is reassuring. Its opening hours are similar to that of the main library itself, although ticket sales times are generally more restricted, being from 10a-5:30p on weekdays and 10a-4:30p on Saturdays. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Official tourist information |
2 City Arcade Union Street Birmingham B2 4TX United Kingdom +44 121 643 2514 |
There are numerous free brochures as well as more in-depth guides for sale here. You can also buy tickets for theatre productions and other events. Don't worry if your English isn't great as the staff are multilingual. Birmingham Visitor Information Centre is situated in the heart of the city centre, about five minutes' walk from New Street station. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Information for visitors |
Centenary Square Birmingham B1 2DY United Kingdom +44 121 767 4525 |
The spacious mall at the International Convention Centre leads from Centenary Square to the waterfront at Brindleyplace and is open throughout the day. It contains a cafe, plant shop, gallery and tourist information centre, with leaflets and information on local attractions. There is also a box office for booking local events, not just at the ICC and Symphony Hall, but at other venues too. The telephone number given is for the box office, which is generally open from 10a-8p weekdays, 10a-5p on Sa and 2p-5p on Su. These hours may be extended on concert/event days. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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