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Birmingham Coach Station to New Street Train Station

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Hi
I am getting a coach next week from Derbyshire to Birmingham, haven't done this before (usually get train) going to meet my mum at New Street train station - does anyone live in Birmingham or have they done a similar journey? is it walkable between the two? I am not that familar with the town centre, any guidance appreciated!

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  • Evo102Evo102 Posts: 13,630
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    Yes it is walkable but uphill :eek:

    Lots of signposts and if you can't spot a sign to New Street then look for one to the Bullring and you will be heading in the right direction.
  • scoobyju1scoobyju1 Posts: 1,785
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    Yeah, it's not far. You have to walk through the main centre & as previously mentioned, it's signposted as New Street.

    I'd say 10 minutes, 15 tops.
  • [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 399
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    Thanks! not keen on the uphill part being pregnant but I am sure it'll be ok!
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    Its not that much of an incline, you could always jump on a bus outside the coach station to Moor Street Queensway and then just walk under the bullring to New st station
  • edduk1981edduk1981 Posts: 2,215
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    The coach station is in Digbeth and is literally a 10 min walk done it many a time like other post says it is uphill.
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