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Birmingham Bus Tours BIRMINGHAM BUS TOURS BIRMINGHAM THEMED BUS TOURS BIRMINGHAM WALKING TOURS Fixed date and guided bus tours by arrangement at Fixed date and themed bus tours by arrangement at Walks by arrangement for groups at any time of any time of the year any time of the year the year BIRMINGHAM TOURS TOLKIEN HOBBIT BUS WELCOME TO BIRMINGHAM BIG Big Brum Open Top TOUR - follow the road! BRUM BONANZA WALK - for the perfect Buz Sightseeing Tour introduction to the city Chocolate, custard, cars, whistles & PEAKY BLINDERS BUS TOUR - discover the world of the Peaky Blinders in Birmingham. GHOST WALKS - ghosts, ghouls and bangles to the best in the world for spooks - a night on the town! science, medicine, education, culture, MUSICAL BIRMINGHAM BUS TOUR - from JEWELLERY QUARTER WALK - diamonds sport and art. Black Sabbath to Laura Mvula . are forever! Birmingham has it all! BIRMINGHAM TOURS WORLD WAR I MORE CANALS THAN VENICE WALK HISTORY BUS SCHOOL WALK BIG BRUM OPEN TOP BUZ GHOST BUS TOUR A live guided exciting adventure - the Brummagem tour explores the - prepare to be entertained and spooked by ghostly THE REAL ALE TRAIL - a tale of real ale, UK’s second city - be proud to be a brummie! stories from around the city. architecture, history and culture. Following the road to the unique Jewellery Quarter which really BIG BRUM OPEN TOP BUZ CHRISTMAS PLUS - THE WALK OF STARS, emphasises why Birmingham was known as the city of a thousand LIGHTS TOUR - a very special sparkly tour to light up BIRMINGHAM’S LITERARY trades in Victorian times we then travel along Broad Street - the your Christmas nights. HERITAGE AND MANY MORE! Golden Mile with the Golden Boys. Picking up the highway to leafy Edgbaston we link up with the Tolkien trail and the world famous WELCOME TO BIRMINGHAM PANORAMIC Cardinal Newman Oratory. BUS TOUR - the only way to see Birmingham. Finally entering the city through the East Side Extravaganza we get BIRMINGHAM TOURS SCHOOL EDUCATION the full panoramic view of St Martin’s Parish Church and the state BUS TOUR - be proud to be a brummie! of the art Bullring shopping complex with the iconic building of Selfridges. BIRMINGHAM BALTI BUS TOUR - a tour culminating in a delicious balti-licious at your favourite restaurant. BIG BRUM BUZ HERITAGE TOURS - Linking and exploring the heritage sites of Birmingham Museums Trust on the Big Brum Buz. For dates and details for the themed bus tours check out our website www.birmingham-tours.co.uk DAYS OUT IN BIRMINGHAM Tickets for the themed bus tours can be purchased by contacting Sue via email at [email protected] We specialise in providing friendly professional guides for walking and driving tours of the city. Package tours can be arranged to suit THE BIG BRUM OPEN TOP BUZ IS AVAILABLE FOR your specific requirements. Start with the Big Brum Welcome to PRIVATE HIRE FOR ANY EVENT ALL YEAR ROUND BOOKING INFORMATION Birmingham Bonanza Walk or panoramic tour on your own coach, hired luxury coach, covered double decker or Big Brum Open Top Buz. Either tour can be used for any event and are totally flexible. Dates: The bus runs every Saturday and Sunday from the Tickets for the Big Brum Buz can be purchased on the bus last weekend in April to the last weekend in September. on the day, in advance through Oxboffice on 0845 680 1926 PICK AND MIX - choose a themed tour, match it to your group’s interests and select all or any part of the whole package. Check our website www.birmingham-tours.co.uk for or online at www.birmingham-tours.co.uk. For further further details. information email [email protected] or call Fit in a nice lunch and a spot of shopping for the PERFECT day out. 0121 427 2555/0780 511 5998. Bookings in advance will have Check out our website www.birmingham-tours.co.uk for a list of Big Brum Buz tour times: 10:30, 12:30 and 2:30 priority. our current themed tours. Start and finish point: corner of Colmore Row and Tickets for the Big Brum Buz cost £12 adult, £10 concession, As a not for profit organisation to keep the bus Waterloo Street, Victoria Square, next to the Council £8 student, £5 children (5 to 15 years - children under 5 are running we need Friends of the Big Brum Buz - House. FREE), £20 family ticket (2 adults and up to 3 children). check out www.birmingham-tours.co.uk BIG BRUM OPEN TOP BUZ SIGHTSEEING TOUR ROUTE MAP BIRMINGHAM TOURS 1 Key Hill Cemetery 15 Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery 2 Museum of the Jewellery Quarter 16 ICC & Symphony Hall 3 Pen Museum 17 NIA 4 St. Paul’s Church 18 Digbeth Coach Station Starting point corner of Colmore Row and Waterloo Street, 5 RBSA Gallery 19 Eastside City Park, Millennium Point & Victoria Square, next to the Council House 6 Starting point of Big Brum Open Top Buz Thinktank Sightseeing tour 20 National Sea Life Centre Stop by request Jewellery Quarter, Warstone Lane Clock 21 Custard Factory 7 Birmingham School of Art Stop by request Broad Street, next to the Golden Boys 22 The Mailbox and the Cube 8 St. Philip’s Cathedral 23 Alexandra Theatre Stop by request Eastside City Park, Millennium Point and 9 St. Martin’s Church 24 Birmingham Hippodrome Thinktank 10 Back to Back houses 25 Birmingham Repertory Theatre 11 St Chad’s Cathedral 26 Five Ways Leisure BIRMINGHAM TOURS PRIVATE BUS HIRE 12 Ikon Gallery 27 Newman Coffin Factory Tel: 0121 427 2555 | 078051 15998 13 Victoria Law Courts 28 Electric Cinema and Old Repertory Theatre Email: [email protected] 14 Town Hall 29 Arcadian Centre and Chinese Quarter Website: www.birmingham-tours.co.uk ALL YEAR ROUND 30 Library of Birmingham We reserve the right to alter the route at our discretion..
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