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Heritage Open Days celebrates England’s fantastic architecture and culture. This major national event offers people free access to interesting buildings that are usually closed to the public or would normally charge an admission fee. Birmingham Tours will be participating in Heritage Open Days 2008. All walks listed are FREE OF CHARGE. Places must be reserved in advance due to limited availability. All walks last approximately one hour – put on your walking shoes! Contact Birmingham Tours on 0121 427 2555 or 078051 15998.
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BIRMINGHAM BONANZA WALKThe walk starts at the mediaeval centre around St Martin’s Church and the Bullring including the latest `shop till you drop’ iconic building of Selfridges. Follow the time line to Victorian Birmingham and the 21st century of Queen Elizabeth II. New Street, Victoria Square, Centenary Square, the ICC, Symphony Hall, Brindley Place. The walk finishes at Gas Street Basin to look at the canal system which played a major role in the industrialisation of the city – learn about Birmingham’s unique past, architectural heritage, public art and the people who put Birmingham on the map. MORE CANALS THAN VENICE WALKSA guided tour around the Silver Cross – starting from Gas Street Basin the walk encompasses the Old Turn Junction, Oozel Street Loop and the flight of Farmer’s Bridge Locks on the Birmingham & Fazeley Canal. Find out how the Duke of Bridgewater influenced the development of the canal network. Where was Birmingham's first gas works? Can you find the site of Cadbury's first chocolate factory and on the site of which restaurant was the first recording of the Archers made in 1951? More Canals than Venice Walk Birmingham Bonanza Walk More Canals than Venice Walk Birmingham Bonanza Walk |
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