Paradise Street, Pedestrian street in Birmingham city centre, England
Paradise Street connects Victoria Square to Suffolk Street and Broad Street through the commercial heart of Birmingham's downtown district.
The street's origins date back to 1796, when it featured a congregation meeting hall and later housed the Birmingham and Midland Institute until 1960.
The grade II listed facade of Queen's College established in 1843 remains a notable architectural element of Paradise Street's educational heritage.
The street provides direct access to the Birmingham Town Hall and offers multiple transportation connections in the city center.
Paradise Street's name derives from Paradise Close, documented in 1553, possibly indicating superior land quality or a medieval garden location.
Location: Birmingham
GPS coordinates: 52.47908,-1.90406
Latest update: March 3, 2025 07:53
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