Birmingham, Wolverhampton and Warwickshire, UK Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia
Discover the diverse allure of Birmingham and Warwickshire with this curated guide. From the medieval majesty of Warwick Castle to Birmingham's vibrant cultural hubs and culinary delights, explore a region rich in history, innovation, and flavor.
Warwick Castle
A historic medieval fortress dating back over 1000 years.
Thinktank Birmingham Science Museum
A science museum where visitors can explore the cogs, pistons, and pulleys that powered Birmingham during the Industrial Revolution.
Bullring
A futuristic retail and restaurant utopia that rose from Birmingham's first muddy crossroads market.
Jewellery Quarter
A thriving urban village where goldsmiths have been crafting riches since the mid-16th century.
Museum of the Jewellery Quarter
A museum showcasing the riches that Birmingham has brought to the world, with preserved workshops demonstrating traditional techniques.
Digbeth
The bohemian heart and soul of the city.
Digbeth Dining Club
A place to savor funky flavors, where artisans simmer, fry, and sauté a smorgasbord of innovative goodness.
Balti Triangle
A curry hotspot where innovative Pakistani chefs helped make Birmingham one of the UK’s most popular curry destinations.
Cadbury World
The birthplace of the Cadbury confectionary brand, where the Cadbury Brothers created their worker village of Bournville and chocolate factory.
Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery
A museum exhibiting creative treasures from across the ages.
Aston Hall
A heritage-listed reminder of Birmingham’s history of architectural innovation, commissioned in the early 17th century by Sir Thomas Holte.
Winterbourne House and Garden
A restored estate and one of the UK’s finest examples of an Edwardian arts and crafts villa, built for John and Margaret Nettlefold.
Library of Birmingham
A magnificent library and the perfect place to ignite your imagination, showcasing the tradition of architectural innovation.
Sarehole Mill
The mill where J.R.R. Tolkien spent his childhood, inspiring his fictional realm of Middle Earth.