Personalized Star Map of Birmingham
52.4862°N, 1.8904°W
In the heart of England, Birmingham blends its industrial heritage with vibrant modernity beneath the starry Midlands sky. From the architectural splendour of the Bullring to the serenity of the Jewellery Quarter's canals, every Birmingham night shines with a singular light. Gift a Birmingham star map — a present as resilient and inventive as England's second city.
Famous Landmarks
Bullring
52.4862°N, 1.8904°W
The Bullring is an iconic shopping centre with a history stretching back to the 12th-century medieval market. Renovated in 2003, it is dominated by the Selfridges building, clad in 15,000 aluminium discs, which has become a symbol of Birmingham's architectural renaissance. Over 35 million visitors come each year.
Library of Birmingham
52.4862°N, 1.8904°W
The Library of Birmingham, opened in 2013, is the largest public library in Europe. Its contemporary architecture of interlocking gold and black metal circles and rings houses over one million books. Its rooftop terraces provide spectacular panoramic views of the city and Centenary Square.
Jewellery Quarter
52.4862°N, 1.8904°W
The Jewellery Quarter is a historic Birmingham district producing 40% of British jewellery. Its Victorian streets house over 500 workshops of jewellers, goldsmiths and silversmiths. The Museum of the Jewellery Quarter, set in a preserved Edwardian workshop, traces two centuries of artisan craftsmanship.
Why gift a star map of Birmingham?
Gifting a star map of Birmingham means immortalising a moment beneath the firmament watching over the industrial and creative heart of England. From Victorian canals to the Library's terraces, every Midlands star tells the story of a city in perpetual reinvention.
The sky of Birmingham
At 52.5° north latitude, Birmingham enjoys long winter nights suited to observing circumpolar constellations. Despite urban light pollution, the Clent Hills and Lickey Hills a few kilometres south offer clear horizons for admiring Orion and the Great Bear.