私たちは荷物を降ろすためにホテルに行き、ミシュランのスターレストランで大きな食事をし、そして街を知り始めました。まずビクトリア広場に来ました。ギリシャ神殿を模した建物が目を引きます。これは実は彼らの市役所です。その隣にある綺麗なバロック建築はバーミンガム博物館と美術館です。無料で見学することもできます。展示品はまだ豊富で、古代エジプトから現在まで芸術品が展示されています。
市内中心部にあり、新街駅にとても近く、歩いて街の新しい建物を見ながら歴史的な建物を見ることができます!バーミンガムにチェックインするのはほとんど必見です!移動後は近くの博物館に行って見ることができます
ビクトリア スクエアは、大聖堂広場から北へ 2 ブロックの場所にあり、かつては市場でしたが、解体後は別の緑のスタイルを見せています。広場の周りには市庁舎、花時計、高等裁判所、美しい噴水があり、クライストチャーチの門と言えます。ビクトリア広場は、英国バーミンガムのapedestrianised公共広場です.それは2つのタウンホールに家族であり、市庁舎です.広場はしばしばバーミンガムの中心と考えられ、場所の標識距離が測定される場所からのポイントです。広場はColmore列のSt. フィリップ大聖堂から短い歩行であり、ブルサークルとBrindleyplaceエリアの間の主要な歩行ルートである。広場は1月10日に改名され、1901年に尊敬され、そして最近故女王ビクトリアと像が架けられ、除幕されました。
素晴らしい場所👌👌😍😍
Victoria Square is located in downtown Birmingham, next to Chamberlain Square, with many statues. It's good to get a cup of coffee, find a bench, watch children play, feed pigeons, watch people eat a sandwich, solve lunch, watch people coming and going, it's a big Plaza in downtown Birmingham, it's beautiful with many pigeons, it's clean with fountains, there are many luxury brands in the big shopping mall. In fact, these two plazas are even here. Together, you can eat or shop, order a cup of coffee, sit down quietly and enjoy the beautiful scenery, feeding pigeons is very happy! Next to it is the famous St. Paul's Cathedral.
Victoria Square is still very busy. It is the core of Birmingham City Center, where you can feel the most classical English landscape every day. Although the area is not very large, it is really beautiful and worth recommending.
Square is often regarded as the center of Birmingham, and is measured from point to point, where the distance from the landmark is measured. The square is a short walk from St. Philip's Cathedral in Colmore row and between the main walking routes of the bull ring and the Brindleyplace area. The three main roads, Colmore, the new streets and Paradise Street, meet there. The square was renamed Jan. 10, 1901, and then recently the late Queen Victoria and the statue were erected and unveiled. It was previously recognized as the City Hall Square. The tram track runs through the square and the statue, where Robert Peel (now Ho) and Joseph Priestley (later moving to Chamberlain Square) are located. Some of the squares were occupied by Christ Church (built 1805-13), but the church was demolished in 1899. Font ringing and cornerstones were moved to the new St Agatha, Sparkbrook built with revenue, when the site was sold to developers. The site is used for offices, and retail blocks, Christian churches, themselves demolished in 1970 and replaced with a grazing tilt.
私たちは荷物を降ろすためにホテルに行き、ミシュランのスターレストランで大きな食事をし、そして街を知り始めました。まずビクトリア広場に来ました。ギリシャ神殿を模した建物が目を引きます。これは実は彼らの市役所です。その隣にある綺麗なバロック建築はバーミンガム博物館と美術館です。無料で見学することもできます。展示品はまだ豊富で、古代エジプトから現在まで芸術品が展示されています。
市内中心部にあり、新街駅にとても近く、歩いて街の新しい建物を見ながら歴史的な建物を見ることができます!バーミンガムにチェックインするのはほとんど必見です!移動後は近くの博物館に行って見ることができます
ビクトリア スクエアは、大聖堂広場から北へ 2 ブロックの場所にあり、かつては市場でしたが、解体後は別の緑のスタイルを見せています。広場の周りには市庁舎、花時計、高等裁判所、美しい噴水があり、クライストチャーチの門と言えます。ビクトリア広場は、英国バーミンガムのapedestrianised公共広場です.それは2つのタウンホールに家族であり、市庁舎です.広場はしばしばバーミンガムの中心と考えられ、場所の標識距離が測定される場所からのポイントです。広場はColmore列のSt. フィリップ大聖堂から短い歩行であり、ブルサークルとBrindleyplaceエリアの間の主要な歩行ルートである。広場は1月10日に改名され、1901年に尊敬され、そして最近故女王ビクトリアと像が架けられ、除幕されました。
素晴らしい場所👌👌😍😍
Victoria Square is located in downtown Birmingham, next to Chamberlain Square, with many statues. It's good to get a cup of coffee, find a bench, watch children play, feed pigeons, watch people eat a sandwich, solve lunch, watch people coming and going, it's a big Plaza in downtown Birmingham, it's beautiful with many pigeons, it's clean with fountains, there are many luxury brands in the big shopping mall. In fact, these two plazas are even here. Together, you can eat or shop, order a cup of coffee, sit down quietly and enjoy the beautiful scenery, feeding pigeons is very happy! Next to it is the famous St. Paul's Cathedral.
Victoria Square is still very busy. It is the core of Birmingham City Center, where you can feel the most classical English landscape every day. Although the area is not very large, it is really beautiful and worth recommending.
Square is often regarded as the center of Birmingham, and is measured from point to point, where the distance from the landmark is measured. The square is a short walk from St. Philip's Cathedral in Colmore row and between the main walking routes of the bull ring and the Brindleyplace area. The three main roads, Colmore, the new streets and Paradise Street, meet there. The square was renamed Jan. 10, 1901, and then recently the late Queen Victoria and the statue were erected and unveiled. It was previously recognized as the City Hall Square. The tram track runs through the square and the statue, where Robert Peel (now Ho) and Joseph Priestley (later moving to Chamberlain Square) are located. Some of the squares were occupied by Christ Church (built 1805-13), but the church was demolished in 1899. Font ringing and cornerstones were moved to the new St Agatha, Sparkbrook built with revenue, when the site was sold to developers. The site is used for offices, and retail blocks, Christian churches, themselves demolished in 1970 and replaced with a grazing tilt.