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11 - 12 Bennetts Hill, Birmingham, B2 5RS, United Kingdom
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Hi all,
I know the Paragon Hotel's in Alcester Street.
Any idea how to get from there to Corporation STreet in the city centre? Is it very far to walk?
I need to get to Corporation STreet to get a bus to the University of Birmingham.
Please reply soon as I'm using this information to decide on the hotel for my stay.
THank you! :)
smiles, francesca
It is about a 20 min or so walk. If you haven't been to Birmingham before i would advise a taxi.
Why not try the Crowne Plaza or Malmaison hotel.
Simple answer catch either no 4, 5, 6, 31 or 2 bus and tell the driver to let you off by the peugeot garage or at the junction of Alcester street.
and you can catch bus No 9 to the university,
hope these answer your questions. Or just buy a bike its not that far to the university from the hotel. you can ride there.
chavez
Hello did you find the information you needed..On wednesday i have a job interview for the hotel and i was just wondering if anyone knew what buses go there?..and do any go from hagley road straight there?..please reply asap thankyou.
Hi,
sorry for the late reply. I just saw your msg.
HOpe all went well with the interview.
I didn't get to use the information because in the end, I didn't travel to Birmingham...
Ta,
francesca
BT Tower is still better known by many locals of my age as the Post Office Tower, even though the telephone side of the business has been separated off from the Post Office for many years and it has been privatised for over 20 years. The tower is a prominent landmark on the north side of the City Centre. It has very recently been repainted (April 2005) and is floodlit at night.
I took this photo from the platform at Snow Hill Station.
Warwick is yet another historic town 40 minutes or so by train out of Birmingham city centre (Snow Hill or Moor St station as opposed to New St). 2009 was the first time I went - and as it's to the south east of the centre, it's only about 20-30 minutes drive from where I was bought up.
Sited on the banks of the River Avon, Warwick is famed for its 11th castle - and a deeply impressive one it is too. But there's more to the city than just the castle, with the centre renowned for its historic architecture and its Tudor and 17th century architecture, including the spectacular Lord Leycester hospital (16th century) and the Collegiate Church of St Mary (1704).
The town is the home of a number of annual festivals and hosts a number of meets at the Warwick Racecourse.
Walkabout's offer the same night no matter where you in the UK. You could be in London, Manchester or Birmingham and on a Saturday night you are guarenteed a band to be playing live music on one floor and 90s dance music on the other. It is a safe bet for a good evening. Drinks prices of about £3 so drink elsewhere before getting to the club and make sure its not your turn to buy the drinks when you get there! Everywhere on Broad Street has a dress code of no trainers.
I find the best way to get to Birmingham is on the train. The only drawback is that the trains stop just before 11pm.
You can walk to most places in Birmingham, if not a taxi fare should not be too expensive.
Although it is very popular and you sometimes need a reservation, the service is always friendly. In a building that was previously a suburban bank, it's spacious. Prices above average but not out of this world for the quality. Mince in whole iceberg lettuce leaves - I can never remember the name
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