From the Bullring, walk along Moor Street Queensway onto Eastside. To the left is the imposing Millennium Point, opened in 2002. It was the largest landmark millennium project outside of London. It is owned by a charity and it supports science, technology, engineering and maths initiatives
Opposite is the site of the Curzon Street Station, HS2. Beyond is Birmingham City University and Astons University.
This will also take you back to Centenary Square before the large water feature was installed.
Curzon Street Station
Watch this video and look out for glimpses of The Custard Factory
From the proposed Curzon Street station site you walk down New Canal Street past the northern part of Fazeley Street.
Continue onto Digbeth High Street and turn left. The wholesale markets site is part of a major regeneration that you will hear more about from Cushman & Wakefield. Walk down the High Street to The Custard Factory.
Welcome to the heart of Digbeth.
Click on this link to discover the past, present and future of Digbeth
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