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Edgbaston Museum

The County Ground, Edgbaston, Birmingham, West Midlands B5 7QU

Edgbaston is a famous area of Birmingham that in recent times has a great sporting tradition thanks to the large cricket ground that is based there, home to Warwickshire County Cricket Club and playing host to a number of test...

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Attractions near Edgbaston Museum

A selection of attractions close to Edgbaston Museum:

Midlands Arts Centre (< 1 Mile)

The Midlands Arts Centre is the most visited arts facility in the Midlands with more than half a million people passing through the doors every...

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Birmingham Nature Centre (< 1 Mile)

Numbering six acres and situated about two miles to the south of the centre of Birmingham, the nature centre is one of the most popular...

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Birmingham Hippodrome (1.7 Miles)

Birmingham Hippodrome is in Birmingham city centre in the heart of the gay village and is therefore ideally situated close to the city’s many pubs,...

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Back to Backs (1.7 Miles)

Birmingham has since the start of the industrial revolution, been one of the most important places of work in the entire nation. The whole...

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Lapworth Museum of Geology (1.8 Miles)

The Lapworth Museum of Geology is a fascinating place to visit if you have even a passing interest in the earth that lies beneath our...

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University Collections (1.8 Miles)

The University of Birmingham Collections is made up of a large series of diverse artefacts ranging from West African masks in the Danford Collection to...

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Birmingham Conservatoire (1.9 Miles)

The Birmingham Conservatoire is one of UCE’s faculties and, as such, regularly hosts performances by its students. In addition to student concerts the venue...

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Birmingham Central Library (2 Miles)

The city library and central archives is one of the most dominant and well recognised buildings at the heart of the great city. The...

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Gas Street Basin (2.1 Miles)

Birmingham’s canals were once essential to the industrial success of this thriving Midlands city and the city centre’s Gas Street Basin was its pivotal point....

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Ikon Gallery (2.1 Miles)

Located in a neo-Gothic building in the city, this gallery is recognised as one of the best places to view contemporary art in the region,...

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Birmingham Repertory Theatre (2.1 Miles)

Birmingham Repertory Theatre, or the Rep as it is more commonly known, was established in 1913 and is acclaimed for launching the careers of new...

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Birmingham Cathedral (2.2 Miles)

Birmingham’s St Philip’s cathedral is located in the centre of the city and is a beautiful 18th Century baroque building designed by Thomas Archer that...

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Symphony Hall (2.2 Miles)

Birmingham’s Symphony Hall is possibly the best concert venue in the country and offers a varied and exciting annual programme of events to suit an...

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National Sea Life Centre (2.2 Miles)

National Sea Life Centre, The Water’s Edge, Brindley Place, Birmingham takes visitors on a spectacular undersea voyage with over 55 displays of freshwater and marine...

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Birmingham Botanical Gardens (2.2 Miles)

Four glasshouses take visitors from tropical rainforest to arid desert conditions with insectivorous plants, giant ‘cacti’, tree ferns and cycads, orchids, sugar cane, bananas &...

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(All distances are direct and may be longer by road)