Access cultural excellence with EV Chauffeurs' executive city touring. Perfect for corporate hospitality, art patrons, or educational visits, our luxury service provides seamless connections between Birmingham's cultural quarter attractions with curated commentary from our professional chauffeurs.

Opened in 1885 with significant Edwardian extensions, this museum originated from Birmingham's industrial wealth and civic pride during its manufacturing heyday. Designed by architect Yeoville Thomason, its iconic round room became a symbol of the city's cultural ambitions. The collection particularly excels in Pre-Raphaelite art?the world's largest public holding?reflecting the movement's Birmingham connections. Key viewpoints include the Round Room's classical architecture, Pre-Raphaelite gallery displaying Burne-Jones masterpieces, Birmingham History galleries showcasing industrial innovations, and the Edwardian Tea Room with period interiors. For corporate groups, the museum offers insights into design history and industrial heritage relevant to modern business, with potential private viewing opportunities.