Nineteenth century canal-side stables and stores in Birmingham city centre. Now transformed into a hub from which to explore the city by foot, bike or boat.
The Roundhouse is one of Birmingham's most distinctive buildings. Built in 1874 by the Birmingham Corporation it was originally used as a stables and stores. Designed by architect W.H.Ward, the horseshoe shaped building has become a real landmark in the city.
Thanks to National Lottery players and the support of National Lottery Heritage Fund, and a grant from Historic England, the National Trust and Canal & River Trust the Grade ll* listed building has been revitalised.
The visitor centre is open Tuesday- Sunday 9:30 - 4:30 and is free to enter.
Tours available to book include building tours, kayak tours, cycling tours, walking tours and Stand Up Paddleboard experiences.
PLEASE watch out for the bus lane if arriving by car - it's all camera'd up so if you drive on it you WILL get fined.
Too small for a pen or pencil so please either bring your own or take a photo!!