Birmingham located in the West Midlands is the second largest city in the United Kingdom. The city was Britain’s dynamic engine during the Industrial Revolution, and although its industrial significance has diminished, it is now a vital commercial hub, and one of the most suitable sites in the United Kingdom for trade and business. Birmingham also contains many places of interest including art galleries, museums and parks.

The Symphony Hall Birmingham was declared open in 1991 and was subsequently hailed by the public as a cultural highlight of the British West Midlands. The Symphony Hall is well known and has been critically praised for its excellent acoustics and its elegant auditorium.

As the home of the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra regular orchestral performances are staged here. In addition to this programme of classical music, visiting musicians and musical groups from a cross section of musical genres such as jazz, folk, soul, pop and rock play to appreciative audiences. The Symphony Hall also hosts stand up comedy performances and is used for regional events such as cultural pageants, graduation ceremonies and conferences.

The Symphony Hall is known for its modern design and elegant architectural style. The 2262 seat auditorium is widely considered as being one of the finest in the world and host about 270 events annually. The Symphony Hall is also home to a 6,000 pipe, organ that was fitted in 2001 and is used during musical performances.

When selecting a hotel in Birmingham UK, there is no finer choice than the Copthorne Hotel Birmingham. This fine hotel provides well-appointed rooms and gracious hospitality making it a great place to stay.