Suggestions for Monument near Birmingham

Alan M. • April 22, 2010A gem - one of the best historical places to visit in Birmingham

Mohammed M. • October 15, 2014Good time, nice smells and awesome play ground. Special flowers and trees!

Alfred F. • December 23, 2013Invisible at night from motorway side

TeaBelly • January 14, 2012Home of the Middle-Earth Weekend every year, for those who want to celebrate everything Hobbity.

Tom D. • January 23, 2012Good for telling the time. Big.

Julie K. • July 9, 2013Lovely to sit.

Richard Q. • November 30, 2012Excellent place. Great for fine food, whiskey, wine, tobacco, pens and watches..lovely place

max r. • June 30, 2014Some pictures taken from inside the building on a rare public opening

Em A. • March 25, 2012This little gem is steeped in history: 'Katherine's Door' On the left side is stone mason work for the union of Katherine of Aragon and Henry VIII - can you find the pomegranite and the Tudor Rose?

Stuart F. • September 23, 2010Do not look at the clock whilst driving.

Jon B. • September 7, 2010#bp 18th century octagonal brick dovecote and adjoining cowhouse, housing a permanent exhibition about dovecotes and temporary exhibitions of local interest.

TeaBelly • March 20, 2012It has been suggested Tolkien, who lived nearby as a child, took inspiration from the folly, along with the nearby Waterworks Tower for the two towers.

Lady T. • December 30, 2012I love Oozels Square! It feels like you're on holiday with all the stylish restaurants and al fresco seating. There is a beautiful Japanese style garden in the middle and it looks stunning!!!

Andy M. • November 25, 2009Look out for the pair of Peregrines which live on this tower. Sometimes flying around, sometimes resting on a balcony (try the 5th one down, nearest Snow Hill Station), BT logo, or the radio dishes.

Mike K. • April 22, 2012Get directly to the shopping centre from Birmingham New Street. The low London, off peak, ticket prices make this shopping centre a must. Lots of savings, when compared to London.

Paul W. • April 19, 2015Probably the most beautiful and family friendly park in the west midlands and the Mac has a lovely Cafe

Andrew M. • December 13, 2012On a morning in winter can be sheet ice at the steep end of the path at kings Heath end. Be warned, I had to surf down the path

Ben A H. • August 18, 2018At first you see mallards, keep looking and the coots will appear as if by magic. There are a lot of them!

Steve B. • December 7, 2017Massive area. Great to take the kids walk the dog and eat loads at Toby carvery 😉

Weebit D. • May 12, 2012Selly Oak Festival Saturday, 30 June 2012, 10:00 until 15:00. will be a great day out .. look forward to checking in with you :)

Andy M. • July 31, 2010The BoatHouse Cafe is a fantastic family run cafe with great food and service. Why not try the rowing boats or peddelos on the lake.

Lee C. • September 2, 2014Good green fields, relaxing and pretty views - nice to unwind - needs a coffee shop on the green

Elliott B. • November 6, 2015A park for all seasons! Seems busy during the weekend. Quiet on weekdays. Loads of geese around, also gulls some swans and ducks. Would advise against people feeding birds with bread.

Sam R. • August 16, 2014Relaxing scenic child friendly