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It has over 150 shops to choose from including Topshop/Topman, Debenhams, Selfridges, River Island, Ann Summers, La Senza, and lots of other top shops for all your needs. There are more than 20 restaurants to choose from too.
It is open until 8pm six days a week which is excellent for all you shoppers out there.
Bullring. It’s Birmingham’s newest shopping destination, and the most exhilarating city retail experience you’ll have anywhere in Europe.
Built at a cost of over £500 million, Bullring has brought over 26 football pitches worth of shops, boutiques and restaurants into the centre of town. It has reintroduced some of Birmingham’s traditional streets and is a stimulating, glass covered environment where you can shop, eat or just be.
Bullring isn’t just a shopping centre. It’s a new beginning for the city. It has introduced 3,200 more car parking spaces, improved public transport links and a refurbished Moor Street Station. And with a stunning mix of contemporary architecture and historic buildings, Bullring has completely changed the face of Birmingham.
Clothes for men, women, children. Shoes, bags, underwear, jewellery, babywear anything goes really. Its all under one roof.
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The Bull Ring has over 26 football pitches worth of shops, restaurants and boutiques in the centre of Birmingham. There is also an open market right next to the Bull Ring with extra shops for any of your needs.
In the Bull Ring there are many shops to suit everyone, e.g
-Selfridges
-Debenhams
-HMV
-Schuh
-Travel Shops
-The Purfume Shop
-Boots
and many many more everyone is sure to find something they like.
Its got neally everything you could want or need
Average price for shopping in the UK. But not as costly as London.
Selfridges may be a little bit more expensive than other shops.
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 birmingham by fouads
you can buy many things from clothes , gifts, perfumes ,etc, with high grade quality and good prices and multichoices brand
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 Lower mall of the Bull Ring by J_P_BLeave a Comment
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 Selfridges by david010
It is fairly reasonable and some shops have good sales. If you are looking for more designer shops than the Mailbox is more suitable. Leave a Comment Theme: OtherAddress: Birmingham City Centre - Look for the Selfridges bDirections: Next to New Street Station.Website: http://www.bullring.co.uk/
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Well I finally have been to see The Bull Ring which opened on 4th September 2003. This brand new £500m city centre shopping centre maybe the largest shopping centre in Europe but I was a little disappointed.
The new Selfridge's Department Store is certainly architecturely stunning but I think it is better on the outside than the inside. The food hall is certainly exciting but the exotic is carried too far most of the time. I'm afraid I do not feel qualified to write about the other departments.
March 2004 Selfridges have announced that the store has been so successful that they are to spend GBP2m on refurbishing, reorganising and extending some departments. The main areas will be the food hall, the wine department (50% of sales are champagne) and some of the clothes departments.
October 2005 The readers of the magazine "In Style" have voted Selfridges as the best department store both in London and outside the capital.
The new Bull Ring contains 1.2 million sq ft of retail space. About 100 different retailers opened in the centre and they recruited about 8000 staff for the whole of the centre when they opened.
Glass from the old Bull Ring Centre has been reused to create a major glass artwork at one of the entrances for an observatory cafe for Border Books overlooking St Martin's Square, but on the day I visited I could not find it.
November 2007 In the first year after opening, The Bull Ring had 36.5 million visitors and is the most visited shopping centre outside of London's West End. Leave a Comment Theme: OtherDirections: Next to both New Street and Moor Street Railway Stations. At New Street there is now a bridge from The Pallisades Shopping Centre (go up the escalator from the station concourse). At Moor Street turn left and cross the road.Website: http://www.bullring.co.uk/
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 Inside the Bullring by grayfo
The Bullring is open until 8pm, six nights a week, with some restaurants open until 11pm. Leave a Comment Theme: OtherDirections: The Bullring is located in Birmingham City centreWebsite: www.bullring.co.uk
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The Bullring is lovely to shop in, there's tons of variety and all kinds of stores, from the ubiquitous Debenhams to a novelty gadget shop to a quaint photoframe shop with unbelievable kinds of frames (to someone who has zero interest in frames).
Prices range from everything, to match all kinds of budgets, from a 500 pound shirt at Selfridges to a 5 pound one at the numerous shops.
I spent four hours without realizing the time and I dont even like shopping, this is fun.
The picture on my Birmingham page is taken outside the Bullring though it doesnt show much of the place. Leave a Comment
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Next door to the rag market, this market area sells more food. You can buy vegetables, confectionery, pet foods, meat and fish. Indeed the whole market smells of fish ;)
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This is the main open area behind the Bull Ring Centre. You can buy all the fruit and veg that you want at very low prices compared to the supermarkets. It is open from 9am to 5pm every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. The best time to get there is probably just after 4pm. At this time you can pick up all the bargains. The stall holders would rather sell everything they have left for a pound than carry it all home ;)
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