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Chamberlain Square

Pause here for a compact view of Birmingham’s civic architecture, with the Town Hall and Museum & Art Gallery framing a restored square and its monuments.

Chamberlain Square

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Why go

The appeal lies in the contrast between the historic civic buildings and the newer Paradise development. Moving across the square changes their relationship, while the seated figure of Thomas Attwood brings public sculpture down to the level of the steps. It is a useful outdoor companion to a museum visit.

What to look for

  • Thomas Attwood’s bronze figure sits on the steps, with scattered bronze pages.
  • The Museum & Art Gallery and Town Hall frame different sides of the square.

Useful to know

  • Combine the square with adjoining Victoria Square for a continuous look at the civic centre.
  • Continue into Ratcliff Passage to seek out the James Watt and Joseph Priestley statues.

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Outdoor visit · 30–45 min

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