The Black Sabbath Walking Tour

Walks, England, West Midlands, Birmingham

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  • This linear walk at the Town hall stop on the West Midlands Metro on Paradise St (B3 3DQ). If you arrived by the metro, jump off the tram.

    Step 1: This linear walk at the Town hall stop on the West Midlands Metro on Paradise St (B3 3DQ). If you arrived by the metro, jump off the tram.

  • Carefully cross the road to the Town Hall, you won’t miss this Grade I listed building styled on a Roman temple.

    Step 2: Carefully cross the road to the Town Hall, you won’t miss this Grade I listed building styled on a Roman temple.

  • The Town Hall played host to two iconic Black Sabbath homecoming gigs in 1971.

    Step 3: The Town Hall played host to two iconic Black Sabbath homecoming gigs in 1971.

  • You are in Victoria Square. Check out the huge Anthony Gormley statue called Iron:Man (also the name of a Black Sabbath song).

    Step 4: You are in Victoria Square. Check out the huge Anthony Gormley statue called Iron:Man (also the name of a Black Sabbath song).

  • Ahead of you is the impressive Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery. It’s open Tues 10am-5pm during term time and daily during school hols.

    Step 5: Ahead of you is the impressive Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery. It’s open Tues 10am-5pm during term time and daily during school hols.

  • Step inside and check out the free Ozzy Osbourne exhibition - Working Class Hero. It’s on display until 27/09/26.

    Step 6: Step inside and check out the free Ozzy Osbourne exhibition - Working Class Hero. It’s on display until 27/09/26.

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