Since the 19th century, Edgbaston has been an upmarket neighbourhood and much of B15 is part of the Calthorpe Estate - an active conservation area. This affluent southern Birmingham neighbourhood is home to multi-million-pound listed Georgian and Victorian villas, making it one of the most expensive postcodes outside of London.
Edgbaston Village is a tourist attraction with several amazing pubs, restaurants, shops and more - including a monthly artisan market that sees people visiting from different parts of the city.
A day out in Edgbaston while walking through its leafy lanes and impeccably manicured gardens can have a calming effect on people. The neighbourhood has a lot to offer - whether you are a resident or a visitor. From shopping to dining to live sports and beautiful gardens - the options are endless. We took a look at all that this historic neighbourhood has to offer, and here are 18 of interesting things to do in Edgbaston:

9. Shop at the Edgbaston Village Artisan Market
The market is easily accessible and only a short walk from the Edgbaston Village Metro stop. It takes place every second Saturday of the month from 10am – 3pm. The next one is on September 9 and there will be a huge list of vendors selling beautiful knick knacks and wares. (Photo - yavdat - stock.adobe.com) | yavdat - stock.adobe.com

10. Grab a pizza at Smoke + Ash
Looking for the perfect pizza? This restaurant in the heart of Edgbaston Village is relatively new but has made a name for itself. It’s got a relaxed ambience and is family-friendly. It is ideal to book in advance as it gets quite busy, particularly at the weekend. (Photo - Laura McEwan) | Laura McEwan

11. Go shopping in Edgbaston
There are several incredible furniture shops and an art gallery worth visiting. Maison Prestige, OKA, Neptune, LUX gallery are not to be missed. (Photo - Google Maps) | Google Maps

12. Michelin star dining at Simpsons
Simpsons has been around for a while and this Michelin starred restaurant offers British cooking in a Georgian dining room, conservatory and garden terrace. (Photo - Local TV) | Local TV


