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🚲Perry Barr - Cycling Route - City Centre to Alexander Stadium

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🚲Perry Barr - Cycling Route - City Centre to Alexander Stadium

planned a bike ride

July 1, 2026

🚲Perry Barr - Cycling Route - City Centre to Alexander Stadium

Easy

01:10

14.6km

12.4km/h

100m

120m

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Overview

Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.

Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 790 m for 174 m

After 1.06 km for 124 m

After 5.50 km for 198 m

After 7.30 km for 350 m

After 8.54 km for 121 m

After 13.8 km for 102 m

Waypoints

A

New Street Station / Grand Central – Hill Street Entrance

Highlight • Structure

Steps with a ridge to push bikes up or a long accessible ramp if you can't manage steps or have a pushchair or wheelchair.

Tip by

1

39 m

This is a great facility which is FREE to use with fully-covered storage to protect your bike, 24-hour smartcard access and CCTV, however you do need to apply for your cycle hub zwift card via the Transport For West Midlands website. See link below:

tfwm.org.uk/plan-your-journey/ways-to-travel/cycling-in-the-west-midlands/find-bike-storage-at-a-station

Tip by

2

517 m

Cannon Street Cycle Route

Highlight • Cycleway

Registration and booking required
bromptonhire.com/locations/birmingham

Tip by

3

860 m

St Philip's Cathedral, Birmingham

Highlight • Historical Site

St Philip's is a spectacular Baroque-style cathedral in the heart of Birmingham. The cathedral was designed in 1709 and consecrated in 1715. However, the tower was not completed until 1725. It was raised to cathedral status in 1905. St Philip's is Grade I-listed.

Tip by

4

1.24 km

Shared Path from Colmore Row to The Priory Queensway, Sheffield stands located in the middle public area.

Tip by

5

1.58 km

7

1.84 km

A34 Blue Cycle Route

Highlight • Cycleway

8

2.01 km

A34 Cycleway Underpass

Highlight • Cycleway

9

2.47 km

A34 Blue Cycle Route

Highlight • Cycleway

10

3.36 km

New Town Shopping Centre

Highlight • Cycleway

Shopping Centre in conveniently location on the A38 cycleway, bike parking and West Midlands Cycle Hire also available here.

Tip by

11

4.11 km

Lighthouse Young People's Centre

Highlight • Rest Area

Tip by

12

4.22 km

This mural is part of the Downlow mural art trail of brand new illustrations featuring untold stories, quotes and thought-provoking activism.

Local street artist Mr Bunny Bread (from internationally-respected art collective CREATENOTDESTROY) has been designing, illustrating and installing outdoor art murals in the Lozells area, to promote community cohesion, culture and a collective voice.

Find out more about the project and all the pieces on the trail as well as a map to go find them all here: wearepunch.co.uk/downlow

Tip by

13

5.59 km

Shree Geeta Bhawan Hindu Temple

Highlight • Religious Site

Hindu place of worship and community hub shreegeetabhawan.com

Tip by

14

7.48 km

Handsworth Revolution Murals

Highlight • Structure

Wellbeing Centre and Cycle Hub.

Base for Handsworth Community Cycling Group offering les rides and tuition for all ages and abilities.

Tip by

15

7.49 km

A mural depicting some of Birmingham's great reggae scene. Musicians including UB40, Apache Indian and Ranking Roger feature on the mural, designed by local artist Bunny James.

The artwork is part of the park's Simmer Down festival, in connection with the Black Heritage Walks Network and UCAN Birmingham.

Tip by

16

7.51 km

Bike Parking at Handsworth Park

Highlight • Parking

17

8.04 km

Handsworth Park Bandstand

Highlight • Structure

8.12 km

Handsworth Park

Park

19

8.88 km

“The SS journey is a representation of the bow of a steam ship with a passenger looking into the distance and to their future.”
Artwork by Luke Perry


The piece was inspired by the journey made by Lukes family friends who made the epic sea crossing from Jamaica to Handsworth in the 1960s, however it speaks to everyone who has come from other parts of Britain or further afield and chosen to make Handsworth their home.

The figure on the bow of the boat is cast in bronze. Hector Pinkney MBE, known to many locally as ‘Mr Handsworth’ modelled for the figure and his reputation of giving a warm welcome to young and old from all communities to the neighbourhood he so dearly loves echoes the aims of the Arts Trail.

Find out more about the arts trail and other amazing pieces located around the park here:
handsworthcreative.com/park-arts-trail

Tip by

20

11.6 km

Perry Hall Park Signpost

Highlight • Structure

B

14.6 km

End point

Park

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

5.94 km

5.31 km

1.54 km

1.32 km

348 m

< 100 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

6.56 km

6.51 km

1.06 km

192 m

184 m

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