Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery

For a smaller town the Art Museum as great. We really enjoyed our visit and would recommend it if you are traveling to Birmingham. Make sure to call ahead to see if they are open.

The Birmingham Museum and Art Museum, which is nearly 200 years old, is a museum with a long history. The exhibits here can be said to be quite rich, so you can spend a little more time visiting.

It is worth seeing the museum. There are several exhibitions, including Egypt Museum, Permanent Museum of the Museum, and Special Exhibition Hall. It is usually free to open. Unless there is a special exhibition, it will be charged. Many famous Western paintings are authentic.

Generally, I feel that the ticket is a bit expensive and not worth the price.

Founded in 1885, Birmingham Museum and Art Museum is the most important museum and art museum in Birmingham. It is a good place to learn about Birmingham's natural history and history, and the best choice to appreciate art works. The logo is a clock tower on one side, corresponding to the Big Ben of the Houses of Parliament in London, located in the annex building behind the House of Parliament. The exquisite museum and gallery houses a remarkable collection of ancient and Victorian art, including Rossetti, Edward Byrne Jones (Edward Burne-Jones) and pre-Raphaelite style works by famous painters. Youths of literature and art will love this tone, as well as local and natural history, archaeology, world culture and more as many as 40 exhibitions. Recommended duration: 2 hours Location: Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery‎ Address: Chamberlain Square, Birmingham B3 3DH Highlights include exquisite porcelain exhibits and works by Edgar, Renoa and Canaletto. If you bring children, don't miss the interactive exhibition museum specially prepared for children. The Edwardian tea room can be enjoyed while taking a break. Open hours: Monday to Thursday 10am-5pm, Friday 10.30am-5pm, Saturday 10am-5pm, Sunday 12.30am-5pm, December 24-26 and January 1. Usually museums are free to visit (⊙o⊙), voluntary contributions are accepted, and some exhibitions and major events may be charged. Located in Chamberlain Square, about 6 minutes walk from New Street Railway Station, you can also take bus 10, 23, 24, 27, 29, 82, 83, 87, 89, 120, 127, 128 and get off at Edmund Street Station.

Founded in 1885, Birmingham Museum and Art Museum is the most important museum and art museum in Birmingham. It is a good place to learn about Birmingham's natural history and history, and the best choice to appreciate art works. The Birmingham Museum and Art Museum’s collection, which covers art, ceramics, ironware, jewelry fingers, archaeology, ethnology, local history and industrial history, is the best choice for understanding the city of Birmingham. The Birmingham Museum and Art Museum has a collection of 500,000 pieces, some of which date back to 200,000 years ago. Known for its extensive collection of 14th to 21st centuries, especially the former Raphaelite paintings, the gallery is the largest collection of Edwardian art by Bourne-Jones (Edward Burne-Jones). The museum’s antique collection includes coins from ancient to medieval times, handicrafts from ancient India, Central Asia and ancient Egypt, as well as items from the classical Greek period, the Roman Empire, Latin America and other countries.