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Getting to Solihull

Getting to Solihull is easy as the town is well connected via road, train and is just a few miles away from Birmingham Airport.

Accommodation in Solihull

Solihull has several hotels ranging from budget to top-end, and a number of bed and breakfasts to choose from. It is an ideal place to stay for the National Exhibition Centre, Birmingham Airport or just to visit Solihull itself.

Things to do in Solihull

Solihull has a vibrant arts culture with its epicentre at the Solihull Arts Complex, which houses a theatre, galleries and cafe. There is also a multi screen cinema at the Touchwood Shopping Centre and the LG Arena and National Exhibition Centre are just a few miles away. Birmingham with is many venues and attractions is just minutes away by train.

Solihull’s Parks and Gardens

Despite its proximity to Birmingham and being part of the West Midlands conurbation, Solihull is almost 80% open space. There are a variety of parks, gardens and wildlife areas and Solihull has won several Britain in Bloom awards. Brueton Park is a wildlife area in the centre of Solihull that is perfect for a picnic. Elmdon Park, nearby, is a larger country park, with beautiful scenery and a lake.

Solihull for Business

Solihull's location has made it ideal for business, prompting many international companies to use Solihull as their UK base. Solihull has attracted all types of businesses including the IT, environmental and medical industries, and there are a number of business parks.

Shopping in Solihull

Solihull has very good shopping facilities with a good range of independent shops such as at Shirley High Street, and some major shopping centres and arcades including the Touchwood Shopping Centre in the town centre, the Mell Square Shopping Centre and the Chelmsley Wood Shopping Centre retail park.

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The West Midlands town of Solihull is home to around 95,000 inhabitants and lies nine miles to the south east of Birmingham.

Subject to extensive regeneration projects in recent years, the town centre is now a bustling, pedestrianised shopping area popular with visitors.

There are several large shopping centres catering for every taste in central Solihull, from the older open-air Mell Square to the recently constructed indoor Touchwood Centre, which was opened by The Queen in 1994.

Several of the town's most famous establishments are more commonly associated with its larger neighbour Birmingham, such as the giant National Exhibition Centre and even the vast majority of the Birmingham International Airport complex.

Perhaps the most well-known employer in the town is the large Land Rover factory, which produces the majority of the company's range of vehicles.

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