Immersion in the History of Birmingham

The house where Shakespeare was born and lived in his youth with his family still stands on Henley Street. Inside there are presented relics from the life of the poet. The house has not changed, the only thing that was pulled down are two other neighboring houses adjacent to it, because of the danger of fire.
The floor in the building is the real one, the genius himself walked along it. This floor is more than 3 centuries old.
Booking online is recommended, particularly during busy periods such as weekends.
Open Hours: Monday - Sunday: 10:00-17:00.

The heart of the English town is Victoria Square, its name received recently in 1901, when established a monument to the English Queen Victoria. The largest buildings of the majestic area is the Town Hall and the building of the City Council.
At the end of the 20th century there was a lively traffic interchange. Only in 1992, the city authorities decided to make this place comfortable for pedestrians.