How many of these Brummie hotspots can you tick off your bucket list? Let us know your number - and tell us if we've missed any biggies off the list!
1. Watch a film at The Electric, the oldest working cinema in the country
2. Take in some modern art at Ikon Gallery
3. Eat at a Michelin starred restaurant - quite a few to choose from in Birmingham! (Maybe one for when your parents come to visit...)
4. Try Digbeth Dining Club
5. Treat yourself to a glass of champers at the top of The Cube
6. Admire the Staffordshire Hoard at Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery
7. Go for a wander in the Jewellery Quarter
8. Have a day at Cadbury World
9. Make friends with a red panda at the Nature Reserve
10. Go for a curry at one of Birmingham's famous curry houses
11. Visit the Midlands Art Centre and go for a walk in Canon Hill Park
12. Say hi to the floozie in the jacuzzi (or the lady in the garden, whatever you prefer to call her)
13. Stroll along the canals
14. Have a night at Snobs
15. Partake in the best noodles and dim sum in Chinatown
16. Watch some cricket at Edgbaston Cricket Ground
17. Embrace the music scene
The Sunflower Lounge, Hare and Hounds, O2 Institute and Academy, Symphony Hall, Arena Birmingham, The NEC, Mama Roux's, The Mill, The Crossing, and of course The Royal Birmingham Conservatoire
18. Sample the best local craft beers
Two Towers, Burning Soul, Rock n Roll, Indian Brewery, Dig Brew
19. Catch the latest shows at The Hippodrome
20. Support some independent restaurants
Otto, Lasan, Harborne Kitchen, Toppoki, Gaijin, Bonehead, Meatshack, Baked in Brick, Indico Street Kitchen, Original Patty Men
21. Support some independent bars
The Wolf, Arch13, Cherry Reds, 1000 Trades, The Old Crown, The Rose Villa Tavern
22. Support some independent cafes
Yorks, Cafe Artum, Saint Kitchen, Waylands Yard, Medicine Bakery, Damascena, Faculty Coffee, Quarter Horse Coffee
23. Hop on the tram
24. Check out Digbeth and The Custard Factory
