Tree-lined squares, international cuisine and an enviable canalside location make Brindleyplace one of Birmingham’s most picturesque and electric destinations.
The canals here are lined with thriving waterfronts that are home to restaurants to dine at before heading out for a concert, as well as art galleries and family-friendly adventure days.
Arenas
Brindleyplace is perfectly positioned next to Utilita Arena Birmingham and the International Convention Centre (aka the Birmingham ICC) home to the Symphony Hall.
It is the ideal place for pre-concert meals and drinks. Next time you’re headed our way for a gig or performance, stop by one of our many restaurants and enjoy the waterside atmosphere.
You can also spend the night in Brindleyplace with hotels near the Utilita Arena Birmingham, should you want to take it easy and stop the night, rather than travel home after a late-night gig.
Brindleyplace Restaurants
There are many restaurants in Brindleyplace, packed along the beautiful waterfront of the canals, stretching out to bridge the gap between the Mailbox and the ICC.
Find a restaurant in Brindleyplace to round out a perfect day or kick off an eventful night.
LEGOLAND Birmingham
LEGOLAND Discovery Centre gives kids and adults alike to get their hands on one of the most popular and pervasive toys of the last century. It is perfectly situated to take advantage of the many restaurants in the area.
National SEA LIFE Centre Birmingham
Lucky enough to get your hands on some National SEA LIFE Centre tickets? You’re in for an amazing day out. Despite sitting right on the waterfront, we believe there is very little risk of sharks escaping into the Brindleyplace canal!
Ikon Gallery Birmingham
The Ikon Gallery in Birmingham stands at one end of Oozells Square, which has a striking, diagonal water channel carved across it. The gallery itself houses some of the most intriguing art pieces in the city.
The Ikon Gallery as seen from across Oozells Square
Parking
Q Park Brindleyplace is the major car park that serves the area.
It is just off Central Square in Brindleyplace and allows access to the SEA LIFE Centre, Arena Birmingham, and the rest of the waterfront.
Getting to Brindleyplace
Brindleyplace is well connected. It is a ten-minute walk from Birmingham New Street Station and just off Broad Street which is served by local buses.
It is accessible via the West Midlands Metro tram and is less than a ten-minute journey from Corporation Street and Grand Central.
