1. Cadbury World
If you and your kids love chocolate, visiting Cadbury World is the
real-life equivalent of winning a Willy Wonka golden ticket. There’s a 4D adventure that let’s you fly in
a giant creme egg, an Aztec jungle where you’re whisked back 1000 years in
choccy history, and much more…
2. Bear Grylls Adventure
The Bear Grylls Adventure is located at the
Birmingham’s NEC. Suitable for children aged 11+, the TV star and former
special forces soldier has included activities like scuba diving, archery and
skydiving in an indoor wind tunnel.
3. Ackers Adventure
Ackers Adventure is a 75-acre outdoor
adventure site with super activities like skiing, tobogganing and guided canoe
tours. If your kids have excess energy, they can burn it off here in a
supervised environment.
4. Cineworld
Cineworld at Resorts World Birmingham
offers an amazing array of celluloid experiences for the whole family, with 2D,
3D and IMAX options across 11 screens. And with restaurants like Las Iguanas
onsite, there’s more than popcorn to perk your appetite.
5. National Sea Life Centre
Experiencing National Sea Life
Centre stimulates kids’ senses splendidly, with sharks, stingrays and
penguins all on display in living colour. They even offer undersea sleepovers where kids
have a whale of a time.
6. Birmingham Wildlife
Conservation Park
If sea creatures don’t float your boat,
Birmingham Wildlife Conservation Park is located at Cannon Hill Park between
Moseley and Edgbaston, not far from the city centre. It’s home to red pandas,
European lynx, monkeys, antelopes and wallabies.
7. Legoland Discovery Centre
Kids interested in colorful construction
absolutely adore Birmingham’s Legoland Discovery Centre — there are rides, Lego
build and play zones, a 4D cinema and life-size Lego characters for them to
meet.
8. Thinktank
Thinktank is an award-winning science
museum located at Millennium Point and with a Spitfire fighter plane gallery,
science and industry collection and planetarium, it’s ideal for children
passionate about tech and science.
9. Residential districts
Some Birmingham visitors love the city so
much that after a few sojourns, they decide to move there permanently.
According to the Birmingham Mail, the most family-friendly residential areas
are Bournville, Harbourne, Halesowen and Sutton Coldfield.
10. Birmingham Airport BHX
Birmingham’s air hub is a brilliant base
for family holidays to destinations throughout Europe and worldwide hotspots
like New York and Tokyo. There are all the mod cons you’d expect from a modern
facility like BHX, such as airport
parking from Looking4.com and food from Giraffe.
After reading these 10 reasons Birmingham’s
brilliant for families, we’re sure you’re ready to book a break and become an
adopted Brummie.
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