🏛️ Attractions Birmingham Back to Backs: A National Trust property offering a glimpse into 19th-century working-class life through restored courtyard houses. Located at 55–63 Hurst Street. Birmingham Gay Village: Situated along Hurst Street, this LGBT+ district boasts a lively nightlife with clubs, cocktail bars, and live entertainment venues. Digbeth: Known as Birmingham's "Creative Quarter," Digbeth is home to the Custard Factory, offering workspaces for small businesses, bars, restaurants, and the Mockingbird Cinema. O2 Institute Birmingham: A historic music venue with multiple rooms hosting concerts and events, located at 78 Digbeth High Street. 🍽️ Eateries Peach Garden: Located at 34 Ladywell Walk, this restaurant offers authentic Cantonese cuisine, including dishes like roast duck and char siu pork. The Arcadian Centre: A nearby complex featuring various restaurants, bars, and entertainment options. 🛍️ Shopping Bullring & Grand Central: A major shopping area in Birmingham city centre, featuring over 140 stores including Selfridges, Marks & Spencer, and TK Maxx. The Custard Factory: Apart from being a creative hub, it houses independent boutiques and design shops. 🎭 Things to Do Birmingham Hippodrome: A renowned theatre hosting West End shows, ballet, and live performances, located on Hurst Street. Birmingham Botanical Gardens: Situated in Edgbaston, these gardens offer a peaceful retreat with a variety of plants and glasshouses. 🚌 Getting Around The area is well-served by public transport, including buses and trains from nearby stations. The Birmingham Gay Village and Digbeth are within walking distance, offering easy access to various attractions and amenities.

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