Virtual West Midlands

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   Warwick Castle free online resources

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   History experts at Warwick Castle have developed a range of free resources to support families across the UK with fun and educational activities.

   From printable colouring sheets, word searches and quizzes to videos that explain key periods in the…
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   See inside Aston Hall

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   See Inside Aston Hall without having to be there, using these 360° interactive photos.
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   Wolverhampton Art Gallery free online resources

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   During this time of self-isolation, social distancing and home schooling we’re all in need of ideas for creative activities and ways to stay connected with arts and culture. So, our team at Wolverhampton Art Gallery has prepared some online…
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   Ikon Gallery Online

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   Broad Street, Broad Street, Birmingham, B1 2ND

   Birmingham

   While the building is temporarily closed, Ikon continue to share their exhibitions and activities via their digital channels. Please continue to visit Ikon’s website and engage with them via social media.
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   The Herbert Art Gallery & Museum online

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   Jordan Well, COVENTRY, West Midlands, CV1 5QP

   COVENTRY

   he Herbert Art Gallery & Museum is the perfect place to delve into Coventry’s history and engage with art and culture.

   Investigate the natural world, modern art, and the Old Masters. Wander through dazzling interactive displays, and enjoy the…
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   See inside the Museum of the Jewellery Quarter

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   Take a look inside the Museum of the Jewellery Quarter without having to be there, by using 360° interactive photos.
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   Explore Birmingham museums online

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   Your place, Birmingham

   Birmingham

   Whilst the doors to the nine Birmingham Museums Trust venues across the city are closed, there are ways to keep in touch and engaged online with virtual tours, an extensive image database, spotlight videos, and more, as the team bring the museums to…
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   Sights of Wonder: Photographs from the 1862 Royal Tour

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   The Barber Institute of Fine Arts, University of Birmingham, Birmingham, West Midlands, B15 2TS

   info@barber.org.uk

   Birmingham

   Pyramids, sphinxes, temples and shrines: breathtaking views of these ancient and often iconic landmarks, captured by pioneering Victorian photographer Francis Bedford, feature in the Barber's first ever online-only exhibition, Sights of Wonder.
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   See inside Blakesley Hall

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   See Inside Blakesley Hall without having to be there, using these 360° interactive photos.
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    Birmingham City virtual canal walk

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    Feel the bustle and excitement of Britain’s canal capital as you take a virtual tour around the arteries of the industrial revolution.
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    Self-Guided and Virtual Walking Tour - Birmingham's Central Squares

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    Come with us and do a great walking tour of Birmingham city centre today without breaking those Coronavirus social distancing regulations!

    

    
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    Aston Villa Football Club Virtual Tour

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    Birmingham

    Birmingham

    Aston Villa Football Club is one of the most historic venues in English football. 
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    Port Loop Virtual viewings

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    Places for People and Urban Splash have made home-from-home virtual viewings a reality, rolling out a virtual desktop experience for customers interested in homes at Port Loop in Birmingham.

    

    
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    Cold War Steve - Benny’s Babbies

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    A new artwork which celebrates Birmingham and its people has been revealed by satirical collage artist Christopher Spencer, aka Cold War Steve, and Birmingham Museums Trust.

    

    
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    Centenary Square and Birmingham Canals Virtual Walking Tour

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    07973 379050

    info@positivelybirmingham.co.uk

    Enjoy a virtual walking tour of Centenary Square and Birmingham's beautiful canals.

    

    
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    Take a tour inside Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery

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    Molineux building 300 exhibition goes digital

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    At home

    Wolverhampton City Archives’ new exhibition ‘Who Lived in a House like this? 300 Years of the Molineux Hotel Building’ celebrates 300 years since the original part of the building was built.