Birmingham: Made by Migration Trail

Walks, England, West Midlands, Birmingham

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  • This Made by Migration Trail starts outside the Bullring shopping centre on Bull Ring road, near St Martin’s Church. Tap 'Read More' below.

    Step 1: This Made by Migration Trail starts outside the Bullring shopping centre on Bull Ring road, near St Martin’s Church. Tap 'Read More' below.

  • Ahead you will see a statue of the notorious British Naval Commander Horatio Nelson. Tap below to read more. 👇

    Step 2: Ahead you will see a statue of the notorious British Naval Commander Horatio Nelson. Tap below to read more. 👇

  • To begin the walk, turn right down the Bullring. This is a sloped walkway.

    Step 3: To begin the walk, turn right down the Bullring. This is a sloped walkway.

  • At the end of the walkway, you’ll see St Martin’s Church. This is Birmingham’s oldest church, named after a migrant. Read more below. 👇

    Step 4: At the end of the walkway, you’ll see St Martin’s Church. This is Birmingham’s oldest church, named after a migrant. Read more below. 👇

  • Turn right, walking towards Edgbaston Street.

    Step 5: Turn right, walking towards Edgbaston Street.

  • On your right you’ll see the ‘Tree of Life’ memorial by Italian sculptor Lorenzo Quinn. It was made in memory of Birmingham’s Blitz victims.

    Step 6: On your right you’ll see the ‘Tree of Life’ memorial by Italian sculptor Lorenzo Quinn. It was made in memory of Birmingham’s Blitz victims.

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