Visit 🆔 : Bullring & Grand Central Birmingham (Selfridges /Debenham) shopping centre

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1️⃣Bullring & Grand Central Birmingham, the largest city centre shopping centre in the English city of Birmingham, has an eerie exterior that resembles a large bullring and was voted the ugliest building in the UK one year. There is an iconic cow at the entrance of the mall, which constantly updates its clothes with the changes of different festivals and eras.

The largest city shopping centre in the UK, the equivalent of 26 football pitches and a Birmingham landmark, the Bullring contains two major department stores Debenhams and Selfridges and more than 100 branded boutiques.

2️⃣ There are jewelry, watches, fashion brands, outdoor goods, electronic products and so on in this shopping center. I remember seeing Vivienne Westwood's clothes here before hanging on a bunch of shelves of various brands like clothes in the supermarket, which cannot be a single room in China...

3️⃣ There is also Selfridges, an upmarket department store, and Debenham, a more affordable department store, as well as holiday markets.

4️⃣ There are several Chinese restaurants around the mall, including buffets (not as good as ordinary home-cooked restaurants in China) and Sichuan food (good taste and strong prices, you might as well buy your own food in a Chinese supermarket).

Attractions 🆔 : St. Martin's Church, Cow Ring

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1️⃣Edgbaston Street, Birmingham B5 5BB;
2️⃣ open Tuesday-Sunday 12:00-17:00;

3️⃣ St Martin's Church is close to Cow Ring shopping centre and a 5-minute walk from Birmingham Moor Street bus stop.
4️⃣ St. Martin's Church is the oldest church in Birmingham, which began in the 12th century. The red brick style Gothic church was built in the late 19th century. Offred Chatwin, a designer, once participated in the design of the Houses of Parliament in London.

5️⃣ Sir Edward Burne Jones (1833-1898) was an English painter, book illustrator and designer of stained glass and mosaics. He was born in Birmingham and studied at Oxford University. Burne-jones was deeply admired by later aesthetes and decadents, among which the important reasons were his contempt for reality and antipathy to materialism.

He rarely even sketched outdoors, and his experience studying religious spirituality in the seminary made him a master of "spiritual landscapes." It is said that on April 10, 1941, the Bishop of Birmingham urgently ordered the removal and removal of this large stained glass, and that night, a German air raid destroyed all the remaining glass in St. Martin's Church.

Attractions 🆔 : Bullring Open Market
This outdoor market, there are a lot of fresh fruits and vegetables, and cloth, leather products, every morning to about five o 'clock in the afternoon, there are people who come to Birmingham for a few days, it is recommended to buy fruit here, usually a basket of 1£, closing time will be special two baskets of 1£it!


Attractions 🆔 : Aston University Sports Centre

The hotel has to cooperate with the reservation of the swimming pool, one went in and found that the daily go is not the same, a check just know that the original has a history, is a hundred years of swimming pool