Thinking of moving to Birmingham ? If not, why not? Whether you’re a new family looking for a quiet neighbourhood with lots of greenery, or a young professional looking to get out and enjoy the hustle and bustle of city life, there really is somewhere for everyone in our beautiful city. Our region is steeped in history as the birthplace of the industrial revolution, but there’s more to Birmingham than just factories. We have michelin star restaurants , world class shopping destinations, a buzzing nightlife scene and a rich, diverse cultural scene .
But where are the best places to live in Birmingham to make the most of our great city? Lifestyle website Muddy Stilettos has five Birmingham suburbs listed on its ‘best places to live’ guide - but which is right for you? READ MORE: Historic Birmingham pub with 'breathtaking' tiles given protected status Bournville Busy cafe and shops in Bournville in south Birmingham. (Image: Birmingham Live) If you’re looking for a village steeped in history, then Bournville is the place for you. In the late 1800s, the Cadbury family bought 120 acres of land close to their new chocolate factory to house workers - but Bournville is more than just Creme Eggs and cocoa.
It’s home to numerous eateries and microbreweries . It’s also renowned for its unspoilt Quaker architecture and the village green is a stunning place to be on a sunny day, or any day for that matter! Did you know residents here follow strict rules in order to maintain t.