- Jewellery Quarter - Industry hub, home to more than 100 retailers, diamond dealers, and workshops, as well as the Museum of the Jewellery Quarter, with a preserved 1980s workshop
- The Button Factory - Renovated Victorian factory now housing a contemporary venue featuring coffees and robata grills
- St Paul’s Church - Church of England church in the Georgian St Paul’s Square in the Jewellery Quarter
- Saint Kitchen - Family-owned daytime fixture providing espresso, cafe meals & brunch eats in a small, modern space
- Local professional guide
Explore the renowned Jewellery Quarter with our local expert on a walking tour. Uncover the diverse productions of the Jewellery Quarter, from pen nibs distributed worldwide, to funeral fittings used for royalty’s burials. Learn about the real meaning of ‘toys’ in the context of the Jewellery Quarter. Traverse through Birmingham’s solitary surviving Georgian square, punctuated by the Jeweller’s church at its heart. Gain insights into the people who were instrumental in the Jewellery Quarter’s development, like renowned scientist, James Watt, and Matthew Boulton, the pioneer behind the first factory. To this day, about 40% of all UK jewellery originate from the Jewellery Quarter, inviting visitors to peruse its many jewellery stores or enjoy the diverse culinary offerings found in the numerous cafes, bars and pubs in this historic Birmingham locale.
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