Retirement living in Birmingham
The UK’s second city is a cultural and architectural hub, with world-class attractions, five Michelin-starred restaurants, chic shopping centres, a rich history and an impressive amount of green space. This well-connected city in the centre of the country is the perfect choice for active retirement living. Our retirement homes in Birmingham provide the perfect mix of city- style amenities, connectivity and convenience with tranquil parks on the doorstep.
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Birmingham is in central England in the West Midlands region of the UK. It is also in the county of the West Midlands which contains vibrant multicultural – and cultural hubs, like Wolverhampton and Coventry, as well as historic small towns and villages like Bournville, Alvechurch and Earlswood.
Known commonly as England’s ‘second city’, the city of Birmingham covers the second largest amount of land for a city in England, with an area of around 268 km2, and has a population of around 1.1 million. It has a long way to go to catch up with London, however. The capital covers over 1,500 km2 and is home to almost 10 million people.
Birmingham is famous for an eclectic mix: history - for instance the Jewellery Quarter; architecture, like the striking Grand Central station; green spaces – the most in a European city; heavy metal music (e.g. Ozzy Osborne’s Black Sabbath) and inventing the Balti curry dish. It’s also famous for being one of the friendliest cities in the UK.