Fly from Abu Dhabi to Birmingham with Etihad Airways
Book flights from Abu Dhabi to Birmingham to experience the excitement and energy of
Britain’s second-largest city.
Birmingham sits at the heart of the country and is home to some of the region’s most important cultural and historical landmarks.
Fly to Birmingham to discover a modern British city with a rich history. Explore the castles of Warwick and Kenilworth, wander along picturesque canal towpaths, and uncover the city’s industrial heritage with the Jewellery Quarter and Birmingham’s countless museums.
Flying from Abu Dhabi to Birmingham: FAQs
What food is Birmingham known for?
The city has seen an explosion of gastronomic restaurants over the years and is known for its acclaimed Balti triangle, which arguably serves the best Indian cuisine in the country.
On many menus in Birmingham you’ll find faggots, a herby meat dish coated in breadcrumbs. Finish off with some sweet Shrewsbury cake for a classic Brummie meal – a simple biscuit, flavoured with lemon and dried fruit.
What attractions should I see in Birmingham?
Meander down Birmingham’s network of canals and you’ll find an array of popular waterside attractions, including the National Sea Life Centre and the Birmingham Walk of Stars.
A tour of Cadbury World is a must, where you can travel through the chocolatey journey to the beloved Dairy Milk bar of today. Be sure to visit Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery – this domed Victorian building is home to a plentiful of Baroque pieces and uncovers the city’s humble beginnings.
Top tips for Abu Dhabi to Birmingham
Uncover British history
Just as Abu Dhabi has a fortress of its own in Qasr Al Hosn, Birmingham is also close by to noteworthy medieval fortresses. Kenilworth Castle and Gardens is a fine example of royal living during the Elizabethan era, while magnificent Warwick Castle was built back in 1068 by William the Conqueror.
Experience retail heaven
Abu Dhabi is known for high-end retail therapy, and so is modern Birmingham. Browse more than 150 shops at the Bullring Centre, featuring British luxury brands like Selfridges.
You can also peruse the Victorian Jewellery Quarter, which is bursting with hundreds of quaint designer boutiques. Mailbox arcade is another fashion must, hosting the second largest collection of designers in the UK.