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Visitor Information
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 The Jewellery Quarter Conference Centre is based in the heart Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter.
For over 200 years, the Jewellery Quarter has been a centre of Manufacturing.At it’s peak, there were over 60.000 people employed in the precious metal and allied trades.
Over the years, the area has evolved to include Retail outlets and more recently, residential apartments have flourished.
As some of the traditional Manufacturing jobs have been lost, other Service Industries such as IT and Media Companies have made the Quarter their base.
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| Food & Drink |
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The Jewellery Quarter Conference Centre can provide fantastic catering for meetings but if you are looking for off-site locations, there are various Cafés, Sandwich Bars and Pubs all situated very close to Federation House.
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| Places to Visit |
Museum of the Jewellery Quarter - Enjoy a unique tour of an original jewellery factory, frozen in time.
BIAD School of Jewellery
RBSA - Royal Birmingham Society of Artists. Art and design from the best of Brimingham's artists in the wonderful setting of St. Paul's Square.
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| Transport |
Parking
Pay and Display parking is available on road. Free on road parking can sometimes be found in Pitsford Street which is off Vyse Street.
There is a large pay and display multi-storey car park almost opposite the building, on Vyse Street. Parking Charges
Rail
The station is located on Vyse street. You connect at Snow Hill Station via the Midland Metro. This station is not accessible from New Street Station.
Bus
The 101 bus stops in the Jewellery Quarter. This can be caught in the City centre from Colmore Row.
Walking
The Jewellery Quarter is a 20 minute walk from New Street Station.
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| Directions |
The Jewellery Quarter Conference Centre is based in Federation House, which is located on Vyse Street, right at the heart of the Jewellery Quarter. Directions
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