By Paul & Ian, founders of Treasure Hunt Birmingham.
Updated January 2024.
Photo: The Actress and Bishop (Instagram)
Birmingham has fantastic pubs and cafes and we’ve designed the route to pass some of them. These are 5 options for taking a pitstop while playing Treasure Hunt Birmingham!
20 - 40 minutes into the game
The Malt House is situated on the picturesque canal and serves real ales and traditional pub Food. President Clinton famously had a glass of beer during the G8 Summit held in Birmingham! It makes for a good spot for an early pit stop on Treasure Hunt Birmingham.
Photo: The Malt House (Facebook)
45 - 60 minutes into the game
A wonderful independent bar and kitchen in an old jewellery workshop in the Jewellery Quarter.
Photo: 1,000 Trades (Instagram)
60 - 90 minutes into the game
An independent cafe just off St Paul’s Square. They specialise in coffee, brunch, lunch, doughnuts and cake.
Photo: Saint Kitchen (Instagram)
60 - 90 minutes into the game
Situtated on St Paul’s Square, The Rectory overlooks the gorgeous St Paul’s Church. It’s got great beer and a nice feel. When Paul playtested the game, both times he got “stuck” with friends in the Rectory…
Photo: The Rectory (Instagram)
60 - 90 minutes into the game
The Actress and Bishop is a good laugh. A bit more rowdy than The Rectory with more of a party vibe with indie music.
“Good fun, we really enjoyed ourselves. Solving the clues was interesting and I think there's a good mix to suit all ages. A different and fun way to see the city, it included some nice stops.”
—Munira C, Tripadvisor
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Tow Paths and Trades
starts from:
Birmingham School of Art, 3 Margaret Street, Birmingham, B3 3BX