Birmingham is a British city in the West Midlands, Central England, and is located North West of London. It spreads over 267 77 km ² and has a population of 1006 500 inhabitants. The best season in Birmingham is the summer because usually the temperature is still high: over 20 ° CThe name Birmingham usually refers to the entire metropolitan area, we often uses slangs Brum (reference to "Brummagen" its former name) and often calls the inhabitants the "Brummies"). In the 20th century, Birmingham became the metropolitan hub of the UK. Evolving from a small 7th century Anglo Saxon vollage to being one of the biggest cities of the UK.
To go to Birmingham from France you can take the plane from Charles de Gaulle International Airport, Paris to Birmingham International Airport. Local public transport is by bus, local trains and trams. The number 11A and 11C outer circle bus routes with 272 bus stops.
In Birmingham, you can visit many monuments, here is my special selection: The Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery,
founded in 1951, in Birmingham. Today has one of the finest collections in the Southeast US, with more than 24.000 paintings, sculptures, prints, drawings ... many cultures like Asian, European, America, African ... He's owned by the city of Birmingham and encompasses 3.9 acres in the heart of the city's cultural district. Address: Chamberlain 5q Birmingham West Midlands, B3 3DH, UK. 
The Town hall in Birmingham is one of the oldest monuments and concert halls of the world. It has been at the centre of British musical life from the day it opened in October 1834. It celebrates its 175 birthday now. Address: Broad Street, Birmingham, B1 UK. In Birmingham, there are many old buildings from the 18th century and also modern buildings of the 20th century. 
The famous dish in Birmingham is the "Balti triangle" prepared with Indians spices and with the meat and the vegetables that you want. If you love chocolate, don't miss the Cadbury World because the chocolate craft in Birmingham is unique and it's very very good !!! 
Here is the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery. Inside, there are ceramic glass and metal work collections. The exhibitions are very beautiful and modern. The museum entrance is very old and there is a clock, it's very large on the length but on this picture you can't see it in full. All these pictures taken from "Google images". I chose this picture because I want to go there, the museum is very old, there are many collections from different cultures and the outside is old while the inside is very modern. 
Here is the Council House, the front facing Victoria Square, it was built between 1874 and 1879. The Council House comprises 120 elected members, representing 40 wards with about 50.0000 officers delivering services. I chose this picture because it is one of the oldest buildings of Birmingham, it's a p
lace of trial, it's very beautiful and it's also the entrance of the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery. I chose Birmingham because I wanted to discover this city and to make you discover it too. As many other British cities, Birmingham also experienced the Second World War. The city is a traditional center of railroad equipment, steam engines, aircraft, armor, jewelry or shipbuilding. Birmingham is a multicultural city with a large population of Polish, Caribbean and Pakistani-Indian origins. I hope you enjoyed our virtual tour around the streets of Birmingham!
Bye for now!
