Café-  The Saracen’s Head café is open every day (except Sunday) 10am-4pm.

Guided tours- Fridays and Saturdays 11am and 2pm. There is a charge of £4.00 for adults and £3.00 for concessions.

Self guided tours- Fridays and Saturdays 11am and 2pm. There is a charge of £2.00 for adults and £1.50 for concessions.

Tours of Saint Nicolas Church- available on the second Saturday of the month at 12.30pm or group bookings are available by appointment. Church tours are charged at £2.00 for an adult and £1.50 for concessions.

Although we try to ensure that our rooms are free on Fridays and Saturdays over the summer months our rooms may occasionally be in use for weddings. It is therefore always advisable to ring in advance to check the availability of a tour before making your visit.

Group tours are available by arrangement, please call 0121 458 1223 or email info@saintnicolasplace.co.uk.

For directions to Saint Nicolas Place please click here.  

  Anglo Saxon in origin, Kings Norton, named Nortune in the Doomsday Book, grew into a prosperous medieval village and in the 19th century became part of the UK's growing, dynamic second city - Birmingham. Saint Nicolas Place, the city’s largest collection of Tudor buildings includes Saint Nicolas Church, Tudor Merchant's House and the Old Grammar School. Click on the images below for more information.  

Tudor Merchant's House

Saint Nicolas Church

Old Grammar School