📍 What the Jewellery Quarter Is Like The Jewellery Quarter is a historic and creative neighbourhood in Birmingham, known for its artisan workshops, independent jewellers, and a strong sense of industrial heritage. It’s also a conservation area, with over 200 listed buildings, giving the area a really characterful, old‑meets‑new feel. There are a number of heritage walking trails, including a Jewellery Quarter Heritage Trail that highlights 18 key historic sites. 🏛 Key Attractions Nearby Museum of the Jewellery Quarter A preserved jewellery workshop that offers a “time capsule” look into how jewellery was made in Birmingham. Includes galleries about the history of the Quarter and the jewellery trade. The Jewellery Quarter Pen Museum Located in a former pen factory on Frederick Street, this museum tells the story of Birmingham’s 19th-century pen manufacturing. They have exhibitions, artifacts, and interactive displays about how pens used to be made. Coffin Works / Newman Brothers Museum Based in the old Newman Brothers coffin‑furniture factory. Offers guided tours to show how coffin fittings were manufactured historically — very atmospheric and unique. St Paul’s Square A beautiful Georgian square at the heart of the Jewellery Quarter. The square is surrounded by bars, cafés and restaurants — great for relaxing or people-watching. Chamberlain Clock A local landmark in the Jewellery Quarter — an Edwardian cast-iron clock tower. It’s a good spot to stop and take photos while exploring the Quarter. Blue Orange Theatre A small, independent theatre located on Great Hampton Street. It hosts new plays, writing from the city, and has a bar — great for a cultural night out. 🍽️ Food, Drink & Eateries Around B18 6BS The Jewellery Quarter offers a wide range of independent cafés, bars, and restaurants, from relaxed cafés to more upscale dining. Here are some highlights: Otto Pizza — A very local favourite for wood-fired pizzas, using high-quality ingredients, in a cosy, friendly setting. The Pig & Tail — Eco‑conscious dining with small plates, a cocktail bar and a hidden courtyard. West Midlands Railway The JQ Bar & Grill — Bistro-style Indian cuisine in a relaxed lounge environment. The JQ Bar & Grill Txikiteo — Spanish-inspired small dishes cooked on a coal fire. BISA 2026 conference Damascena Coffee House — A lovely café‑delicatessen with a Mediterranean / Middle Eastern feel, plenty of vegetarian options, and a relaxed vibe. Saint’s Kitchen — A café on or near St Paul’s Square, good for breakfast or a casual bite. Birmingham City University 🍻 Pubs, Bars & Nightlife There are plenty of craft breweries, micro-bars, and pubs, making the area lively in the evenings. Try 1000 Trades (wine-focused), The Wolf, Lord Clifden, The Red Lion, or The Church Inn all within the Quarter. Birmingham City University The area is also on the JQ Ale Trail, a route for beer-lovers to explore different breweries and pubs. The Jewellery Quarter 🎨 Creative & Independent Scene The Jewellery Quarter is very much a “makers’ quarter”: more than 150 independent shops, jewellers, artist studios, chocolatiers, and more. The Jewellery Quarter There are craft classes and workshops — you could try jewellery making, artisan chocolate, or other creative crafts. The Jewellery Quarter The Hive is a creative space in a former jewellery manufactory, with gallery, makers’ studio, and café. The Jewellery Quarter ✅ Why It’s a Great Place to Stay / Explore Historic & unique: You’re staying in a place with real character — industrial heritage, beautiful architecture, and stories everywhere. Local & independent: The area is full of independent businesses, so you’re not just in a tourist zone. Foodie heaven: Lots of variety — from relaxed cafés to Indian cuisine and tapas. Easy to get around: Central location, good transport links, and walkable for exploring. Cultural immersion: Museums, theatre, heritage trail — there’s always something interesting to do.

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