From Oxford to Birmingham

The heart of the beautiful city of Oxford is Radcliffe Square. Its territory is paved with masonry. The square has become a cultural centre of the city, with its unique and characteristic English buildings, built in the traditional Gothic style.

Branca is a rather large and lively Italian restaurant with a pleasant atmosphere and beautiful interior. Restaurant's menu is very extensive, you can order as well the traditional cuisine of the Apennine peninsula, more familiar to the average person, among which there are fried salmon with stewed vegetables and a fairly large number of steaks of different roasts.

A characteristic feature of English architecture is its diversity. Thus, the well-known Gothic style is divided into several directions, one of which is the Tudor style, a great example of which is the Coughton Court building. It harmoniously combines elements of Renaissance and medieval Gothic architecture.

Birmingham is an incredibly versatile and interesting city, one of its important features is a significant number of different kinds of green areas, one of which is Birmingham Botanical Gardens & Glasshouses. In addition to being home to nearly 7000 different plants, the garden is also home to many exotic birds from around the world.

Enjoy your evening at Asha's Contemporary Indian Cuisine. Venue's interior is made beautifully and comfortably, tables are separated from each other, so that a truly homely atmosphere is created. The menu offers a wide range of dishes and snacks, including a wide selection of kebabs, salads and desserts.

An incredibly full and interesting day is coming to an end, it's time to go to the hotel to relax. Tomorrow we plan to leave Birmingham and head for the coast, on the way to various historical and natural places of interest.