Library of Birmingham
The Library of Birmingham is the biggest public library in the UK and Europe's largest public cultural space. It has valuable archives, such as the Shakespeare Memorial Room with the most important Shakespeare collection in Britain. It's a great place to visit for those who love learning, culture, and history.
Events and activities in Library of Birmingham
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From Canals and Victorians to Today’s City: Birmingham Walking Tour
31 May - 02 AugFrom £7.95 -
Discovering Birmingham 2 hour Walking Tour to the Jewellery Quarter
08 Jun - 03 AugFrom £15.00
Getting there
Library of Birmingham
Centenary Square, Broad St, Birmingham, B1 2EA
Events and activities near Library of Birmingham
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Crescent TheatreThe Jury Experience: An Immersive Courtroom Case
25 Jul - 13 NovFrom £26.00 -
Birmingham CathedralCandlelight: From Mozart to Chopin
20 NovFrom £19.00 -
Birmingham CathedralCandlelight: Tribute to The Beatles
30 AugFrom £21.00 -
Crescent TheatreWe call it Ballet: Sleeping Beauty Dance & Light Show
05 SeptFrom £30.00 - Birmingham School of Art
Fun, Flexible Treasure Hunt Around Birmingham with Cryptic Clues & Hidden Gems
29 May - 12 AugFrom £24.00 - Birmingham Cathedral
Vivaldi Four Seasons by candlelight
14 JunFrom £19.00
Venues near Library of Birmingham
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Utilita Arena - Birmingham
1 experience
King Edwards Road, Birmingham
447 meters
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Crescent Theatre
2 experiences
20 Sheepcote Street, Birmingham
548 meters
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Birmingham Cathedral
15 experiences
Cathedral Square, Colmore Row, Birmingham
648 meters
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The Bierkeller Birmingham
2 experiences
21, 22 Essex St, Birmingham B5 4TR, UK
954 meters
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The Glee Club Birmingham
1 experience
The Arcadian, 70 Hurst Street, Birmingham
990 meters
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Costa Coffee
1 experience
12-13 Aston Street, Birmingham
1399 meters
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Sector 57
1 experience
21-27 Milk Street, Birmingham
1611 meters
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Zumhof Biergarten
3 experiences
29 Heath Mill Ln, Deritend
1829 meters
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The Rainbow
1 experience
160 High Street, Birmingham
1914 meters
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XOYO BIRMINGHAM
1 experience
Lower Trinity Street, Birmingham
1934 meters