Address

Weoley Castle

Alwold Road

Birmingham

B29 5RX.

Getting Here

By Road

Weoley Castle Ruins is located 6 miles South West from Birmingham within the area of Weoley Castle. For Sat Nav use postcode B29 5RX. W

Travel south from the city centre on the Bristol Road (A38), and turn right onto Weoley Park road. Travel to the end of Weoley Park road, turn right at the end onto Castle Road and then left at the roundabout to Alwold Road. The ruins are past the bungalows on your right.

Parking

There is no car park at Weoley Castle ruins. Parking is on the road.

By Bus

The Number X21 and Number X22 bus from the Priory Queensway in Birmingham city centre. It stops on Alwold Road where Weoley Castle ruins are located. The bus from the city centre takes approximately

Bus services are operated by National Express West Midlands.

Day Saver offer

Visitors to our sites can get 25% off their Day Saver bus tickets when they travel to our sites. Visit National Express and enter this code: NXTTA25.

By Rail

Selly Oak Station

The closest train station to Weoley Castle is Selly Oak Station. This is 30 minute walk away. Journey from Birmingham New Street to Selly Oak station on West Midlands Railway service takes only 10 minutes and trains depart every 10-25 minutes.

When leaving Selly Oak station take a left onto Bristol Road (A38). Approximately 1 mile along turn right onto Weoley Park road. Travel to the end of Weoley Park road, turn right at the end onto Castle Road and then left at the roundabout to Alwold Road. The ruins are past the bungalows on your right.

E-bikes are also available to hire in Birmingham and a dock is located near Selly Oak Station. Find out more on West Midlands Cycle Hire.

Please check the West Midlands Railway website for Station Accessibility information.

By Bicycle

There are high quality segregated cycle routes into the city centre from Selly Oak (along A38) and Perry Barr (along A34). Birmingham also benefits from an extensive canal network which provides traffic free routes for walking or cycling. Plan your journey using CycleStreets or find out more about Birmingham's cycle routes on Birmingham City Council website.