Visit us

Birmingham Museums has 9 extraordinary venues that provide a fascinating glimpse into Birmingham's rich and vibrant past and showcase world class museum collections.

Join us for a celebration of Birmingham's contribution to culture and the arts, the nation's industrial heritage and modern day science, technology and medicine.

Visit our venues

Not all venues are currently open, please check before visiting.

Museum in square with Chamberlain memorial and town hall

Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery

Large exhibition space containing a Spitfire plane suspended over vintage cars and bikes

Thinktank

Front view of brick-built Jacobean hall

Aston Hall

Exterior front view of a Tudor timber-framed house and garden

Blakesley Hall

Racks in a large storage area containing stone sculptures

Museum Collection Centre

Workshop with machinery, a workbench in front of a window and wooden shelves with a ladder

Museum of the Jewellery Quarter

Two brick-built buildings meet to from a corner of a brick-paved courtyard.

Sarehole Mill

Front view of Soho House and garden

Soho House

Wide view of castle ruins in a field surrounded by trees

Weoley Castle

Eat, drink and shop

Our cafés and shops are free to visit and are open to both museum visitors and passers-by. 

Birmingham Museum members get 10% off in our café's and shops.

Cozy café with wooden floors, high stools, pendant lighting, and a modern coffee bar.

Craft & Culture

A new café bar and community space in the Museum of the Jewellery Quarter is now open.
The tearoom space with table, chairs, sofa's and booths with icicle lights hanging.

Tearoom

The beautiful tearoom at Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery offers a range of food and drink in a unique and historic setting.
Café dining area in large exhibition hall, an old tram and steam locomotive train are in the background

Signal Box café

All aboard the Signal Box Café for great food in a fun, family setting.
A child wearing a replica Staffordshire Hoard helmet with children behind holding replica yellow and black shields.

School visits

Racks in a large storage area containing stone sculptures

Group visits

Family group walking along the path by Blakesley Hall.

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