It might have been because of the bright Summer weather. It might very well have been because Birmingham is always a vibrant city, but the two days we spent there it was full of strolling people, literally from all corners of the world, thoroughly enjoying themselves.
And then the city itself!
The canals with the locks and narrowboats, the construction activity that gave the city a Rotterdam-like feel, the large square with the library and the famous Symphony Hall, the markets, open and covered, as interesting as their mediterranean counterparts.
We loved it.
We'll be back for sure.
In the meantime, check out the photo's of what we thought Birminghams most interesting feature: all the waterways that crisscross the city.
ps with two extra's. Think the Beauty and the Beast - had to include them ;)
And then the city itself!
The canals with the locks and narrowboats, the construction activity that gave the city a Rotterdam-like feel, the large square with the library and the famous Symphony Hall, the markets, open and covered, as interesting as their mediterranean counterparts.
We loved it.
We'll be back for sure.
In the meantime, check out the photo's of what we thought Birminghams most interesting feature: all the waterways that crisscross the city.
ps with two extra's. Think the Beauty and the Beast - had to include them ;)
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