Graffiti Art of Digbeth Walk
Moor Street Queensway, BIRMINGHAM, West Midlands, B4 7UL
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This fascinating walk shows you some of the amazing graffiti art around Digbeth in Birmingham. The walk starts and ends at Moor St train station (though pick it up wherever!), and is 4 km (3 miles) long. There are cafes and bars along the route to take a break, especially around the Custard Factory, and the Bullring shopping centre is always very close by.
You can follow the route for free on the app, or if you are old school, here is a link to a pdf to print and take with you!
Images credited to WalkRunCycle.com.
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