Directions

By train:

Local service to Kings Norton station. Five minute walk down the hill along Pershore Road. Look for the church spire on the right – we’re next door.

By bus:

18, 45, 49, 84, 145, 146. For public transport details call Traveline on 0871 200 2233.

From M42

Turn north at Junction 2. Follow the A441 towards Birmingham City Centre. At the fourth traffic island turn first left immediately into The Green. From Birmingham City Centre Drive south along the A441, Pershore Road. Keeping on the same road until you pass Kings Norton station on your right. At the next island take the fourth exit turning right into The Green.

From M6

Turn off at Junction 6 and follow the signage for Cadbury’s world. Continue past Cadbury’s World to Cotteridge. Carry straight ahead at the two mini roundabouts until you pass Kings Norton station on your right. At the next island take the fourth exit turning right into The Green.

Parking:

There is limited public and disabled parking on a first come, first served basis on The Green. A public car park is five minutes walk away off Pershore Road South (see map). Coach parking by prior arrangement. For details please call 0121 458 1223.

Opening Hours:

The Tea Room and Gift shop is open Tuesday to Saturday 10am until 4pm.
Viewing of the rooms for a booking can be arranged at a convenient time for you.
The building is open at various times through out the week dependent upon events and bookings.
Our Guided Tours are available on Friday and Saturday at 11am and 2pm.
Group tours can be booked at various times through out the week dependent upon events and bookings.
Self guided tours will be available again in the new year to limited areas of Saint Nicolas Place.

Disabled access:

The Tudor merchant house during the restoration project was designed to be DDA compliant. All our rooms have disabled access, with lift access to all floors, we also have 3 disabled toilets. Unfortunately, our old grammar school upper floor does not have disabled access. But the lower floor with the part of our interpretation does.