Repertory Theatre

The Rep

Well-established theatre putting on classical and modern plays. Supports new work through The Door.

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Library of Birmingham
The new library building at Centenary Square was opened in September 2013 to replace the 1970 Birmingham Central Library nearby (demolished 2016). It is the single largest public library in the UK and one of the largest in Europe. The building was designed by the Dutch firm Mecanoo architecten, and took four years to build. It includes an intricate facade decoration, despite the very simple form of the building, as well as a number of innovative sustainable features. To explore the building take the lift to the top (9th) floor to see the Shakespeare Memorial Room, a fine wooden panelled library, which used to be in the city's library built in 1882. There is also a viewing window to look over the city. There are outside garden spaces on the 7th and 3rd floors which give different city views. The four lower floors house the public library, laid out in impressive style.
Mon-Fri 8AM-8PM, Sat 9AM-5PMFree
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International Convention Centre (ICC)
A modern convention centre sharing a building with Symphony Hall.
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Symphony Hall
Internationally renowned concert venue with two to four classical concerts per week. Also offers free pre-concert talks.
£26-62 (price varies with seating: £5 tickets available for students and under 18s, £10 tickets for 18-30 year olds)
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Hall of Memory
A war memorial built in 1925 for the 12,320 Birmingham citizens killed in the First World War.
Mon-Sat 10AM-4PMfree