Video: We visit Brindleyplace, Birmingham, to find out what Brummies like best about the canalside destination
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Named after the famous engineer James Brindley - Brindleyplace nowadays is arguably amongst the most attractive parts of Birmingham. The canalside development has a rich history. I'm here today to speak to people about what they think of the aesthetic gem in Birmingham.


Claire says: “Well, I really love Brindleyplace, I think the bars are great, really close to the theatre, the canalside places are absolutely fantastic and of course we've got the Black Sabbath bench here as well which is just amazing.”
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Mark says: “Very nice, very friendly, all the areas are very clean, tidy, just a very nice place to actually visit and be around to be quite honest.”


Jess says: “I think it's really nice, I think it's full of good nightlife, I actually look after the bars, restaurants and nightclubs around here. I think the canal's a really important aspect.
“I think what's not so good is the fact that there's like green moss on the canal by the mailbox and I think that reduces like how the pretty aesthetic that Brindleyplace in the box holds.
“I think having so many bars and nightlife brings so many people to Birmingham, particularly as well like the ICC and the Symphony Orchestra Hall, bringing lots of different people from around the greater region of the Midlands to Birmingham.
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Hide Ad“I think it's really, really important that we continue to support bars and restaurants and nightlife around Brindleyplace to make sure that it is busy and it is bustly because it is one of the nicest places in Birmingham and on a day like today, it's absolutely beautiful, especially around the canal.”
This peaceful haven in the centre of Birmingham is a great spot for hospitality, and is home to a wide range of restaurants and bars. The stunning scenery along the canal makes Brindleyplace one of many iconic gems here in the city of Birmingham.
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