VENUE INFORMATION

VENUE

The Exchange (formerly the Municipal Bank), 3 Centenary Square, Birmingham, B1 2DR

As you look at the building, HSBC’s UK Headquarters are to the left and the Hyatt Regency Birmingham is to the right.

Website
https://www.birmingham.ac.uk/the-exchange/

 
 

VENUE OVERVIEW

 

  • accessible gender-inclusive bathrooms.

  • all-gender private dressing space.

  • changing places toilet (basement level, access via lift).

  • step free access throughout the building.

  • dedicated quiet space.

  • plenty of comfortable seating.

  • alcohol-free cash bar service.

  • city centre location, near to bus routes, trains, tramline.

  • no parking at the venue.

GETTING HERE

  • BY BUS

    The nearest bus stop is at the Metro stop for the Library, with the following services serving that stop: 9 Platinum (to/from Stourbridge), 12 (to/from Dudley), 13 (to/from Oldbury), 23 Platinum (to/from Bartley Green), 24 Platinum (to/from Woodgate Valley), X8 Platinum (to/from Wolverhampton) and X10 Platinum (to/from Gornal Wood). The walk from Library Metro to the Exchange is around 3 minutes.

    Please note that road closures are regularly affecting the bus schedules, for the most up to date information plan your route using the NX West Midlands website.

  • BY TRAIN

    The Exchange is about 10 to 15 minutes' walk from New Street Station, and 10 to 20 minutes from Snow Hill Station. Moor Street and Five Ways are further away but still within walking distance (within 1 mile).

  • BY CAR

    There is street parking on Bridge Street, which is the closest road to our building. Please click here to see the nearest accessible parking.

    For more information regarding the local clean air zone and congestion charges click here.

  • BY BIKE

    There are plenty of cycle racks in front of the Library on Centenary Square.

    For information on cycle routes in the city, visit sustrans.org.uk or birmingham.gov.uk/cycling

  • BY METRO

    The Metro Line is currently closed.
    There are a number of Metro stops immediately outside the Exchange, Birmingham City Council anticipates it will re-open in time for the Commonwealth Games in July 2022.

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