I love this department store. The exterior design is stunning and inside is great too. I really love the American candy section is my fave.
Look out for the pair of Peregrines which live on this tower. Sometimes flying around, sometimes resting on a balcony (try the 5th one down, nearest Snow Hill Station), BT logo, or the radio dishes. อ่านเพิ่มเติม
Chocoholics from miles around flock to Cadbury World! You will love it, but beware of the afternoon sugar-crash. Book ahead, it's a very popular place and you'll have a 5% discount if you book online.
Severely damaged by a terrible fire in 2003, the National Motorcycle Museum is still home to the world's largest collection of British motorcycles.
Also known as St Martin in the Bull Ring. The original was recorded as existing in 1263 but was demolished and rebuilt in 1873 by architect J. A. Chatwin.
Over a 125 different beers to choose from. Some great American and homegrown microbrew beers...No food available, bring your own and the staff will happily provide you with plate, knife and fork!
The largest Theravada Buddhist Peace Pagoda in Europe and was opened in 1998. The name Dhamma-Talaka means "reservoir of truth".
It has been suggested Tolkien, who lived nearby as a child, took inspiration from the folly, along with the nearby Waterworks Tower for the two towers.
Home of the Middle-Earth Weekend every year, for those who want to celebrate everything Hobbity.
Open every day apart from Christmas day, the gardens were designed in 1829 by Scottish botanist J. C. Loudon. The gardens also house a small collection of exotic birds from across the world.
Opened in 1939 by Queen Mary and given a five star rating by Penguin Books 2005 'Britain's Best Museums and Galleries', being only one of five to be awarded outside of London.
Come back in time for the Olympics, the torch will be here and a statue will leave here travelling to London
Have you been to the Wheels and Waves exhibition yet?? 'An exhibition of vehicles used by British surfers, 1950s to the present.', it's there till 18th March 2012.
