Birmingham has a wealth of well-known tourist attractions in the city - including Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery, as well as top theatres and landmarks.
However, it also has it’s fair share of more strange and unusual attractions for people to visit.
There are certainly stories around every corner in the city.
Take a look below at our guide and let us know your favourite quirky attraction.
1. Warstone Lane Cemetery Catacombs, Jewellery Quarter
Warstone Lane Cemetery Catacombs or Brookfield Cemetery is a gothic marvel and has a secret catacomb. It was established in 1848 and burials took place until 1982. It looks like a semicircle just like a Roman amphitheatre. It's one of the more unusual places to visit in the city | Wikimedia Commons
2. Moseley Bog
Located at 264 Wake Green Road, Moseley Bog helped inspire J.R.R. Tolkien growing up in Birmingham. The Old Forest in his books The Hobbit and The Lord of The Rings, draws from the enchanting landscape of Moseley Bog. | CC BY-SA 2.0/Elliott Brown
3. Ghostly Tours at Aston Hall
Join a ghost tour at Aston Hall and explore one of Birmingham’s "most haunted buildings". You can book tickets for a tour of Aston Hall online | Aston Hall
4. Coffin Works,Fleet Street
Explore the fascinating world of coffin making at the Coffin Works, where you can see original machinery and learn about the history of this unique trade. | Coffin Works