St Paul's Church, St Paul's Square, Jewellery Quarter, Birmingham B3 1QZ

Details

Accessibility:

The venue does not have designated parking, but there are a number of on-street parking spaces around the Church in St. Paul's Square, which are Pay and Display.

There are two (2) Disability parking spaces opposite No.14 St. Paul's Square for Blue Badge Holders. Please note a one-way system is in operation around St. Paul's Square.

St. Paul's Church is situated on a slight rise with level pathways through a small park area.  The interior of the church is accessible by steps, once inside a carpeted aisle leads to the pews and altar area.  The upstairs seating area is only accessible by a staircase.

For services and events, dates and times : please refer to the venue's website for further details.

The Church is open to the visitors on: Monday, Wednesday and Friday 09.00 - 2.00 pm

Brief description:

St. Paul's Church is of Georgian architecture and a Grade I  listed church. It sits in the middle of St. Paul's Square in the heart of Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter.  The church was built in the 1770's and consecrated in 1779. The tower and spire were later added in 1823.  The east enamelled stained glass window was designed and made in 1791 by Francis Eginton and shows the conversion of St. Paul.

Address:

St Paul's Church, St Paul's Square, Jewellery Quarter, Birmingham B3 1QZ

Email:

enquiries@stpaulsjq.church

Phone:

 0121-236-7858 (Voicemail facility available)

Website:

https://www.stpaulsjq.church

Opening times:

The Church is open to the visitors on: Monday, Wednesday and Friday 09.00 - 2.00 pm

Directions:

St. Paul's Square has a one-way system in operation around the Church.

Birmingham City is served by Birmingham New Street, Moor Street and  Snowhill Railway stations, all within walking distance or a short taxi ride from St. Paul's Church.

From the city centre St. Paul's Church is approximately a 1 mile flat walk from Birmingham New Street Station via the Newhill Street route.

By car the route is approximate 2.5 miles and follows the A38 and Great Charles Street/Queensway/A4400 route

There are buses from the City Centre which run close to St. Paul's Square.

Map Ref.: OS SP064874

Transport:

Birmingham City is served by Birmingham New Street, Moor Street and  Snowhill Railway stations, all within walking distance or a short taxi ride from St. Paul's Church.

For more travel information go to http://www.traveline.info or call 0871 200 22 33.

Amenities:

Birmingham Jewellery Quarter is located nearby where there are a number of shops, cafes and restaurants.  The city centre is approximately one mile walk and has a variety of shops and amenities included Birmingham New Street and The Bull Ring shopping centres.