Bournville Almshouse Trust – The Quadrangle
Built from 1897 by Richard Cadbury for retired Cadbury workers, this is a rare opportunity to visit the Almshouses as part of a pre-booked tour.
10am-4pm
Bournville Carillon
An opportunity to visit the Carillon playing cabin to see the Carillonneur in action, or to visit the Carillon School.
St Mary’s Convent of Mercy
Built in 1841, St Mary’s convent is a little-known architectural gem by Augustus Welby Pugin. The Sisters are offering tours of the convent throughout the day.
St Francis C of E church
St Francis Church stands at the heart of the Bournville Village, designed in the early Christian basilica style and consecrated in 1925.
Bournville Serbian Orthodox Church
The Serbian Orthodox Church of the Holy Prince Lazar is the first purpose-built Serbian Orthodox church in the UK.
Bournville Quaker Meeting House
Visit an unusually elaborate Quaker Meeting House and the only one housing an organ.
Holy Trinity Church, Birchfield
Holy Trinity Church, Birchfield is a Grade II* listed building and is a key landmark in the local area.
The Lock-up
Browse freely around the facility, look in the cells and find out more about some of the Victorian prisoners who stayed there.
The Bournville Experience
The Bournville Experience focuses on the Quaker ethics of the Cadbury family and how Bournville Village came to be built.
Bournville Selly Manor
Explore the Tudor manor and medieval hall, saved from demolition by George Cadbury. Enjoy an exhibition by the Birmingham Watercolour Society.