The Black Country Living Museum is one of the UK’s most famous open-air museums and covers more than 26 acres of historic streets, houses and shops from the industrial era.

It is also widely known as one of the key filming locations used in the hit TV series Peaky Blinders. Many scenes that represent early 1900s Birmingham were filmed within the museum grounds, making it a must-visit destination for fans of the show.

During the tour, you will visit the exact streets and locations that were used during filming, allowing you to experience the atmosphere of the Peaky Blinders world in real life.

Visitors can experience:

• Authentic historic houses and working-class homes

• Traditional bakeries, sweet shops and hardware stores

• Industrial workshops including blacksmith demonstrations

• Vintage trams and buses operating through the streets

• Historic canal boats and transport systems

• Actors in period costume recreating life in the early 1900s

• Famous filming spots connected to Peaky Blinders

This unique setting allows visitors to step directly into the environment that helped bring Peaky Blinders to life on screen.