easy
1.5 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels with moderate walking on mostly flat, paved surfaces.
Discover Birmingham’s industrial roots and vibrant culture with a private, customizable walking tour led by your own expert guide. Dive into the city’s iconic sights and hidden gems on your schedule.
From £95 • 1.5 hours • Any Date or Time!
Experience Birmingham like never before on a private tour with your own dedicated guide. Discover the city’s rich history, from its industrial roots to its vibrant culture, while exploring iconic sights and hidden gems. Enjoy a personalized journey through time, tailored to your interests and schedule.
Take Birmingham at your own pace with your own dedicated guide on a private tour. Choose any start time, and we can pick you up at your hotel in the city centre.
Immerse yourself in the city's vibrant sights and sounds as you journey through centuries of history—discovering how a humble market town transformed into the UK’s second-largest city.
From Birmingham’s industrial revolution boom to its famous canals and the birthplace of Cadbury chocolate, this tour offers a unique mix of history, culture, and modern life. Along the way discover Birmingham's key city sights, explore hidden gems, hear fascinating stories, and gain an insider’s perspective on today’s dynamic Birmingham.
The tour includes:
Price: £95 for a group of up to 4 people, then only £15 per additional person.
Duration: 1.5 hours
Meeting point: by the flag pole in Cathedral Square. If you'd like your guide to meet you elsewhere in the city, just pop us an email!
Dates & Times: Available every day at a time that suits you!
Tour extension: you can extend your tour to 2 hours in the booking form! Only £30 extra per group.
The tour covers varied pavement and city terrain, so sturdy walking shoes are essential.
Birmingham weather can shift quickly; carry a lightweight rain jacket or umbrella.
Private tours accommodate your schedule, but booking in advance ensures your preferred time slot.
Carry a water bottle to stay refreshed during the 1.5-hour walk through the city centre.
Birmingham’s rapid 18th- and 19th-century growth fueled by its canals and industrial innovations shaped modern Britain’s manufacturing powerhouse.
Efforts to preserve and celebrate industrial heritage alongside green urban development promote sustainable tourism and local engagement.
Supportive footwear makes city walking more enjoyable and prevents fatigue.
Helpful for occasional showers common in spring Birmingham weather.
spring specific
Staying hydrated is key during warmer months and longer daylight hours.
summer specific
Layers help adjust for changing temperatures throughout the walk.
fall specific