Birmingham, 120 miles northwest of London, is the second largest city in Britain with a population of about a million living within city limits and additional 5 million in the outlaying suburbs and villages.
Though not one of the more prominent tourist destinations on the British Isle, Birmingham still has a lot to offer to visitors.
The multicultural population has fostered a wealth of ethnic restaurant and nightlife is thriving with numerous clubs pubs packed till late at night. Notable cultural venues in Birmingham include Birmingham's Symphony Orchestra and Birmingham's Royal Ballet.
East of Birmingham, the National Exhibition Centre, one of the biggest exhibition centers in Europe is the main attraction. With more than two shows a week on average it is the corner stone of the emerging Birmingham economy.
Hotels in Birmingham can be found clustered near major attractions and points of interest. In town the largest selection can be found in the city centre area and near the airport and the National Exhibition Centre. The many towns that surround Birmingham each have its own town center with shopping and dinning opportunities. There are many accommodation options in those suburban communities.
Selected Birmingham Hotels:
Apollo Hotel
Hagley Rd. Edgbaston, Birmingham, England B16 9RA
The Apollo Hotel is located in leafy Edgbaston, five minutes from the Birmingham city center with easy access to the NEC. It is within easy ...
Birmingham, 120 miles northwest of London, is the second largest city in Britain with a population of about a million living within city limits and additional 5 million in the outlaying suburbs and villages.
