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Birmingham is home to many past and present rock bands including Ocean Colour Scene, Duran Duran, ELO, Dodgy, UB40 and Black Sabbath.

Birmingham is incredibly easy to reach. Right in the centre of England, it’s well-connected by road, rail and air.Birmingham is at the heart of the motorway network in the country with easy access.  Birmingham International stations together having direct connections to over 80 towns and cities across the UK. 

The city is well served by rail with Birmingham New Street, Moor Street andPublic transport in the city is served by Network West Midlands. Over 90% of public transport use in the West Midlands is by bus. The largest bus operator in the area is National Express West Midlands. 

One-way Ticket: 2.10 £

Monthly Pass: 55.50 £

Enjoy a sunny day at Railroad Park: attend one of their free exercise classes while you’re there! And be sure to check out the “You Are Beautiful” graffiti nearby- part of a campaign to uplift Birmingham and its citizens.

Support local artists at Art Walk: Art Walk is an arts festival held in September on 2nd Avenue North. Shops open their spaces to local artists, and attendees can purchase any available art, meet the artists, listen to good music, or just enjoy the local art scene.

The Mailbox: The Mailbox is Birmingham City Centre's premier shopping, lifestyle and restaurant location with over 50 exclusive stores, restaurants, café bars and hotels.

The Black Country Living Museum: Is a world class open-air museum; brought to life by costumed characters in an array of original shops, houses, workshops, a school and traditional fairground, all in one canalside village. Discover the Black Country Heritage, enjoy a ride on a tramcar or explore the underground coalmine. 

Source: http://visitbirmingham.com/what-to-do/attractions/