
Library of Birmingham
A modern library with a metal lattice facade on Centenary Square. Its terrace offers good views over the city.
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Birmingham, United Kingdom
Birmingham, in central England, is the second most populous city in the United Kingdom. It has a rich industrial heritage, canals running through the city, and lively shopping and dining.
Birmingham Airport airport is about 10 km from central Birmingham.
Birmingham International station is linked to the terminal by the Air-Rail Link, a short automated shuttle. Frequent trains run to Birmingham New Street (about 10-15 min) and to other cities.
Local buses and coach services connect the airport with Birmingham and nearby towns.
A taxi rank by the arrivals area. It is the most convenient way to reach the city centre, though it costs more than public transport.
Birmingham

A modern library with a metal lattice facade on Centenary Square. Its terrace offers good views over the city.
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A large shopping centre in the heart of the city, famous for the Selfridges building covered in aluminium discs.
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A junction of canals in the city centre, lined with bars and restaurants. A stroll along the towpaths is a pleasant way to see the city.
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A Victorian stone building with a dome on Victoria Square, the seat of the city council, surrounded by pedestrian squares.
Tickets →Birmingham is served by Birmingham Airport (BHX).
Birmingham Airport airport is about 10 km from central Birmingham.
From Birmingham Airport airport you can take Birmingham International (train), Autobuses (bus), and Taxi. Pre-booked taxis and private transfers are also available.
Highlights of Birmingham include Library of Birmingham, Bullring, Gas Street Basin, and Council House.