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Birmingham Transport Information
Birmingham by Train The main train station is Birmingham New Street which is located smack bang in the middle of the city centre. Alternative train stations are Birmingham Snow Hill and Birmingham Moor Street. The City Centre, Hockley loop and Digbeth pub crawls all begin within just a few minutes walk from all these stations.
Birmingham by Bus The Birmingham bus network covers the entire city with regular buses running all day. Travel West Midlands is the main bus operator of city buses. Use their Journey Planner for preferred routes and time tables.
The Midland Metro The Midland Metro is operated by National Express and runs between Birmingham Snow Hill Station and Wolverhampton. With trams running every 5-10 minutes it is a great way to get a little further afield quickly.
Birmingham Taxis Birmingham has many taxi companies who will drop you off at the pub. We recommend you either use a licensed black cab or book a taxi to pick you up. It is not reccommended to flag down a taxi as you will not be insured should anything happen. Below are a list of City Centre taxi companies for you to choose from. Victoria Cars - 0121 523 7000
Birmingham Canals Birmingham is famous for having more miles of canals than Venice. They add green space and vibrancy to the city. Should you be using the waterways to travel on there are many pubs sitting on the canal network for you to discover. The waterscape website gives details of canal routes along with details information on the attractions along Birmingham canal routes.
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