Wow the last time I was here The Bull Ring was a glorified indoor market in the 80’s. Today it’s a upmarket mall that is among the best in Europe and Nirth America, I was amazed. Birmingham has changed for the better.

I am not a shopping fan so I didn´t spend too much time indoor but enjoyed walking around, watching the busy life and admiring shiny modern buildings and the tower of St. Martin´s church just next to them. The place is light, spacy and clean. It can be very busy in the rush hours but I never felt it overcrowded.

Have visited several times over the past few years. Decent selection of shops and places to get food & drink. It was a shame that the Debenhams store closed down. The toilets usually don’t seem clean enough. It can also feel very crowded at busy times, sometimes with queues to get onto the escalators if moving to a different floor level. Moreover, I always find the temperature far too warm in the Bullring - it would be ideal for the building to circulate some cool air, which would benefit shoppers as it’s currently too stuffy.

Hotel (easyhotel) was a 3min walk from the station. It was budget but very clean and all the staff were really helpful & friendly. Long time since I've been to Birmingham & the 1st time I have taken my daughter, who is nearly 15. Stayed 3 days & nights and had an absolutely fab time. Birmingham has definitely changed and certainly for the better. Having originally moved to South West from the Midlands it made me a little sad to be coming home. Next trip already booked.

Can't say nothing about parking as we had a bus up here. The bullring it's self is brilliant so many shops on loads of different floors let alone what's around it. Clothes toys designer shops food hair nails you name it its there what a place and very busy. It's nice clean inside a vibrant place it must be amazing at xmas that might my next time up here 🤔 You can spend the day in there if you have the money to spend. Will definitely call up again.

Been coming to the Bull Ring since it opened a good 20 years ago. I've seen it go from a destination - somewhere to go to, to what it is today. Today, many shops are closed. The ones that are open you don't feel safe in. Many shops have security at the door. When you're in the shop you feel as though someone may try pick pocketing you at any time. When I went on the weekend an escalator wasn't working. All the tv displays were off. The bigger anchor stores have been replaced, but they just aren't that great. Gone are the days of great shops like the Disney Store, Apple etc. Who needs a ton of shoe shops, a ton of fragrance shops. There's far too many juice bars and doughnut outlets. I remember when Selfridges was amazing. Latest tech, really interesting departments. Now all gone and nothing is special or unique. You can buy everything that's in Selfridges in other shops and much cheaper. Birmingham shopping as a whole is pretty tragic.

Good variety of shops. Easily accessible from both nearby train stations including pedestrian bridge from New Street/Grand Central station. Mix of shops & restaurants some located outside with views of church.