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Birmingham Nature CentreNewest Review: ... out knowing your visit is now(although you could just go around again which is what I have done before). Here are contact details and addresses. Birmingham Nature Centre Pershore Road Birmingham B5 7RL Buses: 45 and 47 Pershore Road, 61,62 and 63 Bristol Road. Th full nature centre is accessible to people with disbailities and people with pushchairs. No dogs are allowed in apart from ... more |
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by willtheman - written on 06.03.08 (Very useful, 49 readings)
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Birmingham Nature Centre is somewhere I have been lucky enough to visit twice and both times I immensely enjoyed it. It isn't a big zoo-there's no zebras, penguins, rhinos, lions or tigers nothing like that. Its mainly small mammals and birds-albeit then not a huge collection. Nontheless, I still find this place hugely enjoyable. Maybe its becuase its so 'small'. It is atually centred just next door to a park-Cannon Hill Park which is a rather large and lovely park complete with playground, big green spaces and a duck pond. You do actually have to park in the park's car park which is free with the Nature Centre being about a 30 second walk away. You actually ...
by chrisandmark - written on 03.11.03 (Very useful, 192 readings)
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~*~*~ This review is part of the HOMETOWN challenge where members are asked to write about any aspect of their home town - or a town they'd like/not like to be their home town. You can find all the participants by going to: http://www.dooyoo.co.uk/internet/internet_sites/dooyoo_co_uk_in_general/_r eview/426988/ ~*~*~ I remember going to the Nature Centre with my mum and dad when I was about 5 so I know its been there for at least 20 years and I'd say its been there MUCH longer than that. I hadn't been for about 10 years and then one day we were trying to think of something to amuse the kids and we ended up at the Nature Centre. Its a ...



