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Birmingham, the second most populous British city after London, home to one of the most important inventions ever-the steam industrial engine; today is an economical stronghold of the United Kingdom with a GDP rising above 100bn pounds. It is a cultural centre represented by the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, the Birmingham Royal Ballet, the Birmingham Repertory Theatre, the Library of Birmingham and the Barber Institute of Fine Arts. Modern concepts of football and tennis originate from Birmingham.

Birmingham has over 35 miles of canals that played a central role in the development of the city. There are various offers to explore the canals mainly by canoe. On land, you can visit many of the archaeological sites in Birmingham area originating all the way from Roman to the medieval period. If you prefer more flashy things, you should visit the Jewellery Quarter that has over 500 jewellery businesses. Pony trekking is also very popular at Woodgate Valley Country Park.

You will be amazed by the cultural diversity and the people of Birmingham who like to call themselves the Brummies. A visit to the library of Birmingham with its outdoor Amphitheatre where often are organised music performances, drama, poetry reading etc., is a must. Neither you will be disappointed by nightlife in Birmingham with star-filled theatres, stylish bars, night and comedy clubs. There is also a lot of events and festivals that you can visit for free.

Cadbury World is one of Birmingham's largest leisure attractions - welcoming over 500,000 visitors each year. Cadbury business is a part of Mondelez, the world's second-largest confectionery manufacturer. The Dunedin Cadbury World offers three different tours: the Factory Tour, the Shortened Tour, and the Centre Tour. Chocolate samples-including fresh liquid chocolate-are shared along the way, and the tour climaxes in a five-story decommissioned crumb storage silo, inside of which presently is the world's largest chocolate waterfall.

Bullring and Grand Central are teamed up and present THE shopping destination in Birmingham. The Bullring is a commercial area of central Birmingham. It was an essential feature of Birmingham since the Middle Ages when its market was first held. Location of the site is on the corner of the sandstone city ridge which results in the steep slope towards Digbeth. With over 35 million visitants per year, the shopping centre is the busiest in the United Kingdom.

The National SEA LIFE Centre that has over 60 shows of freshwater and marine life is an aquarium in Brindleyplace, Birmingham, England. Its one-million-litre ocean tank houses giant green sea turtles, black tip reef sharks and tropical reef fish, with the UK's only wholly transparent 360-degree underwater tunnel.