Digbeth: the creative district of Birmingham.

Are you looking for the true pulse of Birmingham? Leave the touristy behind and join us in Digbeth, the neighborhood where industrial history meets creative avant-garde. 

We will explore old factories and warehouses that, in the 19th century, were the beating heart of the Industrial Revolution and the manufacturing engine of the city. Our journey begins at the unparalleled The Old Crown, a pub dating back to 1368 and the oldest commercial building in Birmingham, a place full of centuries-old stories. From there, we will head to visit the impressive mural dedicated to John F. Kennedy, a powerful tribute that connects the American legacy with the rich heritage of Birmingham's Irish community. 

Afterwards, we will explore the city's entrepreneurial spirit at the Red Brick Market, a vintage and artisanal space filled with unique small businesses. We will continue delving into the vibrant The Custard Factory, a former custard factory transformed into a dynamic design hub.

In Digbeth, you will see how historic spaces like Arthaus and Fazeley Studios have been transformed, preserving their architecture while embracing cultural life. 

Finally, the tour culminates by immersing us in the cinematic future of the city: we will take you to the striking Peaky Blinders mural. This iconic location is next to the LOC Studio, which is redefining Digbeth as a film and television production center. We will see how the old warehouses have been converted into state-of-the-art filming sets, closing the circle of Birmingham's reinvention. 

If you are passionate about street art, raw history, and reinvented architecture, this is your tour.

Please note that Free Tour does not mean "free," but rather "free contribution." Free tours incur a series of expenses that are covered by the donations given by clients at the end of the tour based on their satisfaction. Although a specific amount should never be demanded, guides may suggest a guideline amount based on what is customary.