Jewellery Quarter
About 40% of Britain's jewelry is made here. Victorian red-brick workshops, the Chamberlain Clock and Victorian cemeteries make up this industrial heritage neighborhood.
The Jewellery Quarter has more than 200 years of gold and silver jewelry making. Today it still has hundreds of jewelry shops and workshops, and its conservation area is full of Victorian red-brick factories. The key landmarks include St Paul's Square, the only Georgian square left in Birmingham, the Chamberlain Clock, and two cemeteries on Warstone Lane and Key Hill. You can also visit the Museum of the Jewellery Quarter, the Pen Museum and craft breweries nearby. The neighborhood is free to explore. It is about a 15-minute walk from the city center, or you can take the West Midlands Metro or a train to Jewellery Quarter station.
Opening hours
All day (shops approx. 10:00–17:00)
Nearby sights
- Museum of the Jewellery Quarter
- Library of Birmingham
- National SEA LIFE Centre Birmingham
- Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery
- Brindleyplace & Gas Street Basin
- Ikon Gallery
- Victoria Square
- Frankfurt Christmas Market, Birmingham