While you may be in Birmingham to study at university, it
makes sense to make the most of the opportunity and visit all the interesting
places Birmingham has to offer. Here, are some ideas of places to visit when
you want to take a break from your university work; ideas that may be useful
when things get a little more stressful. These Birmingham activities are a
great way to enjoy yourself with friends and relax, and are well-suited to the
student budget, too.
It’s also worth noting that if you or your friends are
looking for student accommodation, Unihousing’s Selly Oak student studios and houses to share are ideal for contemporary student living. With their excellent
locations giving you quick and easy access to the local train station and
public buses as well as shops, supermarkets, pubs, clubs and restaurants,
Unihousing’s Birmingham student accommodation offers convenience with ease of
living at an affordable price.
Fat Penguin Comedy Club, Kings Heath
Sometimes all you need is a laugh to let off a little steam.
But, with this being a blog about student activities, the cost is an important
factor. Fortunately, Kings Heath Comedy Club at the Fat Penguin is both funny
and easy on your wallet. It’s actually free with a recommended donation of £5.
Bringing together an array of different acts on a regular basis, the Fat
Penguin is pretty easy to get to and with it being so economical, it is just
right for you and your friends to enjoy yourselves on a night that suits you.
The Oasis
For some people, hitting the shops is a great way to enjoy
yourself in whatever free time you have. And, obviously, making some purchases
is pretty essential if you find that the wardrobe is looking a little past its
best. What you may not be so aware of is Oasis.
This market on Corporation Street in Birmingham’s City
Centre is layered over various different floors, each with its own distinctive
character. It is there that you can pick up clothes, jewellery, memorabilia and
other items for reasonable prices. Oasis has a distinctly alternative feel,
encompassing a range of styles and products that you wouldn’t normally find on
the High Street. It’s worth looking into as you might find something that
really takes your fancy. Even if you don’t decide to buy anything there, it’s
an interesting place to just go in and have a look around.
The Custard Factory
If you’re not new to Birmingham you may have heard of this
place before. The Custard Factory is a brightly coloured, fascinating mix of
unique shops, cafes, a cinema and more. It is always a good idea to check what
is taking place at the Custard Factory, as it offers so much and always seems
to be such a quirky contrast to so much of what else is in the City Centre. If
you’re looking for unique and interesting events, make sure you check out
what’s going on here.
The Electric Cinema
The oldest working cinema in the country, the Electric Cinema is still a draw for those wanting something a little different from
going to the movies. So, if you’re a little bored of heading to the big, shiny multiplexes
on week after week, the Electric Cinema might make a nice change for and
whoever you go with. Presenting a more cultured choice of films as well as the
selections that would ordinarily make it to the mainstream cinemas, Electric
Cinema also features special themed nights and events. Keep an eye on their
schedules and you might discover something that you simply must see or take
part in.
Better Student Accommodation for You
If you are in need of student accommodation in Birmingham
that meets your high standards then Unihousing may be the best route to take.
Registered lettings agents based in Selly Oak, Unihousing’s well-presented,
spacious studios and houses are furnished with all that’s needed for daily
living and are ideal for the student who wants the right combination of comfort
and convenience on a daily basis.
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