Birmingham Blogs

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Maisie Salter

Maisie is a Digital Marketing Executive for the Visitor Economy at Visit Birmingham and West Midlands Growth Company.

She is the driving force behind our efforts to showcase Birmingham and the West Midlands as a must-visit destination for leisure visitors and the travel trade. She plays a key role in delivering impactful content, managing our social channels and ensuring the smooth running of daily operations. 

Spooky Things to Do in Birmingham This Half Term

Looking for things to do in Birmingham this October half term? From Halloween trails and witchcraft trials to ghost tours, live shows and themed nights out, there are plenty of ways to spend the school holidays, whether you're planning a family day out, catching up with friends or making a weekend…

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How to spend Autumn in Birmingham

The next few months are a great time to spend a few days in Birmingham. As autumn arrives, the city’s calendar fills up with festivals, live performances, exhibitions, food and drink events and plenty of ways to make the most of the season. With Black History Month taking place throughout October…

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The Best Sunday Roasts in the West Midlands

There’s something about a Sunday roast that makes the weekend feel complete. From a classic plate piled high with roast potatoes, Yorkshire puddings and gravy to Caribbean-inspired takes on the traditional Sunday lunch, Birmingham and Solihull have plenty of places to settle in for a proper roast…

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Your 48-Hour Birmingham Itinerary

Planning a city break? Make the most of 48 hours in Birmingham, with a mix of culture, food, green spaces, creative experiences and plenty to see and do. From exploring Birmingham’s canals and neighbourhoods to discovering its history and independent scene, here’s how to make the most of your trip…

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Rainy Days in Birmingham

Rainy weather doesn’t have to mean cancelling your plans. Birmingham has plenty of places to explore when you’d rather stay indoors, from galleries and museums to family attractions, immersive experiences and live entertainment. So, if you’re looking for somewhere to go when the weather isn’t on…

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8 ways to spend the bank holiday in Birmingham

With the August bank holiday (31 August) on the horizon, Birmingham and the West Midlands are gearing up for a weekend packed with things to see, do and eat. Whether you're planning a family day out, looking for something different to do together or making a weekend of it, there's plenty to fill the…

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