Find Bell Cornwall:

FROM BIRMINGHAM CITY CENTRE

By Metro

The Midlands Metro runs every 6-8 minutes from Birmingham Snow Hill (on Colmore Row). The nearest station to Bell Cornwall Associates is ‘The Jewellery Quarter’ which is the 2nd stop - the journey takes approximately 3 minutes.
(It costs £1.30 for a return ticket and you pay the conductor on the tram.)

On exiting the Jewellery Quarter Station turn left onto Vyse Street, following the signs for the ‘Museum of the Jewellery Quarter’. Walk for approximately 200 meters down Vyse Street and then take the 2nd turning on your right – this is Branston Street.

Branston Court is on the left hand side of Branston Street – Bell Cornwall Associates is the 2nd Green Door on the left after the large iron gates.

By Foot

It is possible to walk from the City Centre (Colmore Row) to Bell Cornwall Associates in about 20 minutes. The best route is to walk down Church Street (opposite the Cathedral on Colmore Row), use the foot bridge to cross over Great Charles Street, and then walk up Ludgate Hill to St. Paul’s Square.
Walk to the opposite side of St Paul’s Square and take Caroline Street – following it all the way to the ‘T’ junction with Warstone Lane and Hall Street, turning right onto Hall Street. Branston Street is the 2nd road on the left. Bell Cornwall Associates is at the far end of Branston Street (over the crossroads) – the last but one Green Door on the right hand side before the big iron gates.

By Car

Branston Street is ‘one way’ (from Vyse Street to Hall Street) so the best way to get to Bell Cornwall Associates is to follow Constitution Hill (A41) from St Chad’s Circus. Follow the road straight on (it becomes Great Hampton Street). Turn Left onto Vyse Street at the traffic lights sign posted ‘Museum of the Jewellery Quarter’ (A Brown Sign), Branston Street is the first left turn off Vyse Street.

Parking: As soon as you turn onto Vyse Street there are parking spaces on the left hand side of the road, and there is parking all the way along Branston Street – however, these spaces are very busy during the week (Usually quiet on a Saturday).

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