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apartment

Newhall Street Loft
Newhall Street, 56
Newhall Street Place - M.M. Properties U.K. Ltd.
Newhall Street, 56

Artwork

Allegories of Science and Art
Temple Row, 14
Alright Bab! LED - Birmingham Colmore
Colmore Square
The “Alright Bab!" light art installation celebrates Birmingham"s warm, friendly spirit, showcasing local pride through a glowing, iconic local phrase. Legacy installation from Birmingham Light Festival
Opening hours: Mo-Su 18:00-22:00
Benvenuto Cellini Bust
Colmore Row, 81
Bishop Gore Statue
Colmore Row
Charity
Waterloo Street, 39-41
One of four bas-relief sculptures original to the building, depicting a figure representing charity and protecting a child. Symbolising the emblematic purpose of the four Virtues, qualities historically synonymous with insurance.
Equinox
Colmore Row, 103
Fortitude
Waterloo Street, 7;8
One of four bas-relief sculptures original to the building, depicting a figure representing faith with a flame and hands in prayer. Symbolising the emblematic purpose of the four Virtues, qualities historically synonymous with insurance.
Fortitude
Waterloo Street, 39-41
One of four bas-relief sculptures original to the building, depicting a figure representing fortitude and holding a broadsword. Symbolising the emblematic purpose of the four Virtues, qualities historically synonymous with insurance.
Forward Together
Colmore Square
The 25 figures are brought together by a chain dragging the Birmingham City Forward shield.
Frederick Gustavus Burnaby Bust
Temple Row
GWR
Cornwall Street
History of Snow Hill Mural
Colmore Row, 1
Miniature recreation of a mural of the same name, by Kenneth Budd, destroyed in 2007, to celebrate the history of Snow Hill station. Features two plaques: the history of the Great Western Railway and the history of the mural.
History of Snow Hill Mural
Metro Boulevard
Miniature recreation of a mural of the same name, by Kenneth Budd, destroyed in 2007, to celebrate the history of Snow Hill station. Features two plaques: the history of the Great Western Railway and the history of the mural.
Industry & Manufacturers
Bennett's Hill, 8
Livery Street Mural - Colmore Business District
Livery Street
8ft x 60ft mural installed as part of the Green in the City initiative, blending stylised trees with a series of Birmingham landmarks and historical moments, encouraging passers‑by to spot familiar buildings, artworks and events.
Lorenzo Ghiberti Bust
Colmore Row, 81
Sun Emblem & Lettering
Bennett's Hill, 11
The Angel Drinking Fountain
Temple Row
The Commuter
Livery Street
The sculpture depicts a male figure, dressed in a bowler hat and a 3-piece suit and carrying an umbrella and suitcase. Painted in a metallic silver colour. The sculpture was commissioned as part of the refurbishment programme for Snow Hill Station.
The Station Cat
Edmund Street
Umbra
Church Street, 41
Giant spherical sculpture referencing the darkest part of a shadow, and Earth experiencing a total eclipse. Shifting in colour, dependent on the time of day/ quality of light, inviting reflection, encouraged by seating, soft landscaping and trees.
Wisdom
Waterloo Street, 39-41
One of four bas-relief sculptures original to the building, depicting a figure representing wisdom holding papers with an owl and the tree of life. Symbolising the emblematic purpose of the four Virtues, qualities historically synonymous with insurance.
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Ludgate Hill
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Temple Street, 34-36
Stone carving above the entrance showing a sailing ship flanked by tools of various trades- .
website
Great Western Arcade, 32-33
website
Colmore Row

gallery

WaterHall - Birmingham City Council
Edmund Street

Touristic Information

Newhall Street
Newhall Street, 64
Snow Hill Map Mural - Colmore Business District
Metro Boulevard
Colourful map welcoming travellers to the busy Snow Hill train station, highlighting historic buildings in the nearby Colmore area of the City Centre.
Wayfinding Totem: Cathederal Square - Temple Row - Birmingham City Council;Transport for West Midlands;West Midlands Growth Company
Temple Row
Wayfinding Totem: Cathederal Square - Temple Row West - Birmingham City Council;Transport for West Midlands;West Midlands Growth Company
Temple Row
Wayfinding Totem: City Centre- Great Charles Q'way - Birmingham City Council;Transport for West Midlands;West Midlands Growth Company
Livery Street, 35
Wayfinding Totem: Colmore Business District- Church Street - Birmingham City Council;Transport for West Midlands;West Midlands Growth Company
Edmund Street, 158
Wayfinding Totem: Colmore Business District- Colmore Row - Birmingham City Council;Transport for West Midlands;West Midlands Growth Company
Colmore Row, 15
Wayfinding Totem: Colmore Business District- Colmore Row - Birmingham City Council;Transport for West Midlands;West Midlands Growth Company
Colmore Row, 55
Welcome to Colmore Business District - Colmore Business District
Colmore Row, 55
Welcome to Colmore Business District - Colmore Business District
Colmore Row, 55
Welcome to The Cathederal Church of St. Phillip - Church of England
Temple Row
Welcome to The Cathederal Church of St. Phillip - Church of England
St Philip's Place
Welcome to The Cathederal Church of St. Phillip - Church of England
St Philip's Place
Welcome to The Cathederal Church of St. Phillip - Church of England
Temple Row West
- - InLink BT
Colmore Row, 8
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Colmore Square
- - Colmore Business District
Colmore Row, 45-49

Museum

Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery - Birmingham City Council - no fee
Chamberlain Square B3 3DH Birmingham
Opening hours: Mo-Th 10:00-17:00, Fr 10:30-17:00,Sa-Su 10:00-17:00
Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery - no fee
Edmund Street
Opening hours: Tu-Su 10:00-17:00

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