A wander through the heart of Staple Hill discovering moments of history, tragedy & the current popular retail area.

This short city-centre route takes in some of Leicester's interesting architecture. There are many beautiful buildings in the city. Here we present a 'taster' of some of the different architectural styles. See 'Notes' for further information on each.

This city walk follows the Worcester & Birmingham canal towpath to the university railway station, passing artwork and gunsmiths, before returning along urban streets.

A short walk down to Ham Green fishing lake to include an extension along the first section of The Pill Path to the River Avon. Note: there is a short section of steep hill in this route

An easy,circular route of a little over one and a half miles from Kingswood House, taking in St.Stephens Church, the Tollgate and Dulwich College playing fields.

This city walk takes you to the campus of the University of Birmingham, following urban streets with the option of stopping at the recreation ground.

This circular urban walk starts at the best part of Bournbrook’s high street and runs through quiet back roads to higher ground. Here it crosses small parks and explores Bournville village before returning along the worst part of Selly Oak’s high street.

This city walk explores the area around the South Birmingham College, it crosses two green areas and takes you along the River Cole before returning along urban streets.

A varied circular tour of Northville taking in parks, both old and new, and a handful of lesser known byways, ending with at cafe in the new part of Southmead Hospital.

This circular walk explores the area around the South Birmingham College. After crossing Sarehole Mill Recreation Ground, the walk takes you along the River Cole and returns on a different route along urban streets.

A wonderfully varied ramble, discovering former important railway routes, an acid grassland & some historic buildings of Mangotsfield, a district mentioned in The Domesday Book.

This circular urban walk visits contrasting residential areas. The highlight is Birmingham’s best interwar estate at Hall Green, where distinctive villas in tree lined avenues mingle with Birmingham’s oldest suburban church.