Rainy Days
As we're all aware, British weather isn't the most trustworthy. For those rainy days where the heavens have opened and you're in need of some indoor activities before you resemble a rat of the drowned kind, check out our recommendations to keep you having all the fun whilst skipping the soggy shoes.
Must Visit
Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery
Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery (BMAG) first opened in 1885. It is housed in a Grade II* listed…
Birmingham Hippodrome
Birmingham Hippodrome is a cultural hub that gives everyone the chance to experience unforgettable…
Thinktank - Birmingham Science Museum
Located in Birmingham city centre, Thinktank is the perfect day out for all ages. Explore MiniBrum…
Golf Fang Birmingham
Are you looking for things to do in Birmingham? Well, Ghetto golf is the venue that offers a…
Escape Live Birmingham
Escape Live is the #1 thing to do in Birmingham! Our 5* venue is open with so many games to play. We…
All the places to visit on a rainy day
Birmingham Blogs - For Families
Experience the Thrill of the World's Most Prestigious Badminton Tournament in Birmingham
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Thinking of visiting Birmingham this Spring and love live sport? Then top of your list should be the YONEX All England Badminton Championships 2025 taking place between 11 th – 16 th March at the Utilita Arena, Birmingham. The All England Open Badminton Championships, or simply All England, is the…
Learn MoreThis Week in Birmingham and the West Midlands: Our Top Picks
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It's a brand new year, and there is so much to enjoy in Birmingham and the West Midlands! This week is full of fantastic events, from world class theatre to the music of legends. Here are some of our top picks! Want even more? There’s so much to get up to in the region from 10-16 February! Take a…
Learn MoreStep into Solihull: A Hidden Gem in the Heart of the West Midlands
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Nestled in the heart of the West Midlands, Solihull is a place that effortlessly combines rich heritage, culture, and modern-day charm. Known for its strong transport links and central location, the borough offers a perfect mix of urban life and expansive green spaces. With 17 Green Flag parks…
Learn MoreWhat’s On This February in Birmingham and the West Midlands
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Birmingham and the West Midlands are alive with exciting events this February, offering everything from cultural celebrations and dazzling festivals to thrilling sports and unforgettable performances. Here’s your guide to what’s happening and where you need to be! Wolverhampton Literature…
Learn MoreA Guide to Birmingham's Chinatown
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You’ll find a vibrant community in one of the UK’s largest Chinatowns just a short stroll from New Street Station and the Bullring in the Southside district of the city. Birmingham’s Chinatown grew from humble beginnings with a handful of restaurants in the 1960s to become the thriving melting pot…
Learn MoreDiscover the Best Short Breaks at Warwick Castle, Where History, Luxury, and Adventure Meet
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Are you searching for a truly unique getaway packed with history, adventure, and a touch of medieval magic? Look no further than Warwick Castle and its enchanting range of short-break accommodations. Nestled in the heart of the West Midlands, this iconic castle offers a variety of unforgettable…
Learn MoreThe Best Indian Restaurants in Birmingham and Beyond
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Looking to spice up your dinner plans? Birmingham isn’t just the UK’s second city—it’s the birthplace of the iconic balti and a true haven for deliciously authentic Indian cuisine. From sizzling street food to Michelin-starred dining, the city and its surrounding areas offer a rich tapestry of…
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