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The city is also too broad and wide for its own good, transportation is relatively good, but if you need to be two postcodes away, that can be a good hour travel. Not knowing where to go doesn’t help, but I enjoy walking around the Jump Around Get up start come on throw your hands up Shirt in contrast I will get this library and the canals, and it’s a nice lovely walk. But at the end of the day, most of the commerce seems to be pretty much cocktail bars and “not-your-normal-burger” burger joint. Really good question, I have wondered the same. Im a European whos lived in Manchester for over a decade and have visited various UK cities and towns. I once made a day trip to Birmingham thinking it must be a cool place to visit as its the 2nd largest city in the UK but something felt really off when I visited it, I also cant really put my finger on it I’m studying at UoB (might be similar to you, idk), and I’m also from Swansea. While both cities are immeasurably different, they share one common factor: past architectural visions gone sour.

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Issues largely stem between 1945-1970s. Both cities needed to recover from the Jump Around Get up start come on throw your hands up Shirt in contrast I will get this war, which necessitated quick development. The late 1950s/1960s is where stuff gets interesting. While Swanseas development was essentially capped here (the town centre barely changed until recently), Birmingham got hit by the automotive bug. Mixing brutalism with automobility (as the centre of Britains car industry), Birmingham got its modern form. That being said, I don’t think you’ve truly given Birmingham a fair look. British cities are largely not as interesting as their continental opposites as they lack age. People forget that, for the majority of the country, Britain only got significantly populated and wealthy within the last 300 years. Birmingham is a comparatively new city compared to similar urban areas in France, Italy, and Germany. That also being said, if you want to see true soulless development, the USA is a brilliant example.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.