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Town Hall

A concert venue and meeting hall, known for its occasional lunchtime organ recitals.

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Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery
Large museum with some local history, several temporary exhibitions and large permanent collection, including an extensive collection of Pre-Raphaelite paintings. Home to part of the stunning Anglo-Saxon hoard, the largest hoard of Anglo-Saxon gold metal work discovered just north of Birmingham in 2009. Includes the Gas Hall and Waterhall Gallery of Modern Art. As of August 2025, only some galleries are open, due to refurbishment.
Wed-Sun 10AM-5PMFree (donations welcome)
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Council House
The seat of local government. Not open to the public, except for special events and council meetings. Several WWI & II memorial plaques have been relocated here from other municipal buildings and may be seen by appointment.
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Edwardian Tea Rooms
Authentic Edwardian cafe. The food is a lot better than the price suggests.
Mon-Thu Sat 10AM-5PM, Fri 10:30AM-5PM, Sun 12:30PM-5PM
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Hudson's Coffee House
The former coffee house is a rare, Grade I listed, example of a wall-to-wall townhouse in the Arts & Crafts style. It was built to house offices of the Eagle Insurance Company in 1900.