Suggestions for Transport Hub near Perry Bar, Birmingham

Phillip D. • July 26, 2012You get a nice view of Birmingham City Centre from here

Dell L. • November 2, 2012The 19:32 on a Friday is ALWAYS late!

steven m. • May 23, 2013Ticket office never have change and get pissed with you when you have none either

Elliott B. • May 1, 2023Interchange to the trams from the trains. Several stairs up to the Vyse Street exit. Also lifts. Between two cemeteries. Go here for walks around the Jewellery Quarter.

Jon B. • May 28, 2012If in the North Stand end of Villa Park much nearer than Aston stn.

Tony H. • February 23, 2018Espresso station just inside moor st station serves up one of the best coffees in birmingham. The staff are excellent baristas. Much better than the high st brands and friendly efficient service

Mark J. • September 5, 2011The train is considerably quicker in to Birmingham than the tram.

Becky D. • November 26, 2012Try and remember to always board the train next to the conductor - less walking!

David W. • March 9, 2010Lionheart insurance is just up the road from the station towards the Cross Keys. Pop in for a chat

Rysheera E. • April 29, 2012It only take you 5mins to get into Birmingham city centre

Elliott B. • September 29, 2019Island platforms. You can see a tram bridge nearby. West Midlands Metro teams have gone blue. James Watt's Mad Machine artwork welcomes you to the tram stop. Not far from the Soho Road.

Neil S. • August 18, 2017Start/end of the £1 city hop zone to Grand Central

Jackinder y. • April 30, 2012In rush hour: get on metro at St pauls to snow hill and get your seat and stay on metro till it returns to your destination :)

Elliott B. • January 3, 2014The Livery Street entrance is usually empty on Saturday's! You can get to your train faster that way! Get a bus from Broad St (outside Library of Birmingham) and get off at Great Charles St Queensway!

Elliott B. • May 8, 2023A lift or steps gets you to the platforms. Or the walk past One, Two and Three Snowhill. Shelters not much cover from rain. Have to go from Birmingham Snow Hill Station Livery Street entrance.

Jim L. • October 2, 2018A very quiet station with not much around

Jim L. • October 2, 2018Great links to Birmingham, impossible to use on match day

Ben A H. • March 30, 2019Frequent, fun, lazy way to get from the end of Temple Row by the old Arthur Lewis’s building to the Grand Central stop at Birmingham New Street Station, which opened in the mid c19th as Grand Central.