Visit Peaky Blinders filming locations

Known as the ‘Black Country’ for the soot produced by its many iron foundries, this open-air museum brings local history to life. It’s designed as a real-life community, with actors revealing what life was like in 19th-century Britain, complete with traditional food and street games. This is your chance to step into Tommy Shelby’s Birmingham – the Black Country Living Museum was a key filming location for Peaky Blinders (2013–2022).

Check out 670 Grams, the restaurant helmed by Kray Treadwell, named Best Young Chef at the Michelin Guide awards 2021. Or head to Digbeth Dining Club for mouth-watering street food eats, from glammed-up cheese toasties to the dirtiest fries. Filming for the upcoming Peaky Blinders film, The Immortal Man, has taken place in this hip district, so look out for it on the big screen in 2026.

Birmingham’s neighbourhood Digbeth boasts a lot of kudos around its colourful art. Once an industrial hub, it has since hosted a major street art and graffiti festival.

Visit Bullring & Grand Central for top-notch shopping and dining, with leading fashion brands and restaurants galore. This is Birmingham’s flagship retail complex, so look out for live music, entertainment and eye-catching street performances too.

Step into the Shelbys’ world on an immersive tour of Liverpool – the place where most of the original hit TV show was filmed. You’ll get to explore the famous Epsom racecourse, Polly’s home, the spot where Tommy was attacked by Father Hughes’ henchmen – and much more. A real must for fans of the show.