the bullring is all your shopping needs rolled into one big shiny building, it easily acessible by trains (even a steam train), cars and buses. you would think for such a place there parking would be terrible but it has 3 car parks with over 3,000 car parking spaces. the bullring can get particulary busy during the middle of the day so the best time to go is mornings to beat the rush.
alot of the shops cater for women (sorry men) with shoe shops like faith, barrett and jones and for clothes shops it haves miss sixty, h&m, new look and many many more there is places in the bullring a man can go like dixons and other gadget shops theres even a lego shop (for the big kids).
if you go the bullring with the family there is something for everyone, if the kids get bored they can enjoy themselves at palces like the bear factory, the entainer, early learning centre and girl heaven, there is also a child watch scheme for the safety of kids when they run off.
everybody gets a bit pekish when shopping so the bullring has brilliantly added places to stop and eat like cafe rouge, pizza hut and del villagio and if your not looking for something to eat but you are looking for a quick energy boost there are coffee shops in place ready and waiting like starbucks and costa coffee.
the bullring literally has everything from shops to restaurants and facilities e.g. toilets , baby changing, pay phones and also a great access for people with disabilties.
for those of you that search for certain shops there is a map of the building and a service desk with touch screen terminals.

the bullring is one big beautiful place once your there you never want to leave but be warned your wallet might be empty by the time you do leave.

briilliant you can shop under one roof without getting wet when it rains.

A great place to shop,easy to park with a good variety of shops ans they entertainment outside in the summer.

I think this store should get a five star as when i go to this all the staff are very friendley and always there to help you and if any product or item isn,t there they will try to find it for you and if not they will try and get it for you and i met some friends there to why i had my own personal dresser aswell and they make you feel at home while you are there so i think you should try it for youself eileen

Good food, good shopping, good bull!!!!
For eating recommend Eat and The big wok.

What an excellent all round shopping centre. Great array of cafes also.

The Bullring, one of the most busiest shopping centre in Europe is a magnificent place to shop ‘till u drop!! The shopping centre has all the latest and greatest fashion, homeware and food all at a valuable price! I love shopping there it’s a place for everyone! :)

A fantastic shopping centre with something for every budget. You could get lost in one of the department stores - in fact you could spend a day in selfridges alone with its food court, beauty and clothes levels, entertainment, send a postcard from paperchase and treat yourself to a krispy kreme.

Don’t forget to check out the touch screen maps dotted around the bullring for the quickest route to your favourite clothes shop or coffee house.

The Bullring is Birmingham’s flagship shopping centre. It was rebuilt a few years ago at a cost of £500m. However, for the ways in which the development has transformed the centre of the city it was well worth the cost.

You can find almost all kinds of shops here. There’s a huge Selfridges, a huge Debenhams, even an Apple store (it was only the third to be opened outside of the USA).

The places is clean and airy and, importantly for the UK, mostly indoor!

this place is very busy and nice and clean. enjoy shopping there as the is to many to chose from.

WOW, this is that was my reaction when I got to Birmingham yesterday. So many shops in one place, its like Birmingham own West End but look even better. You will big stores like TK Maxx, H&M, Debenhams, Selfridges and New look. I also saw some fashion shops, I had not seen before in London with cool stuff.
I am due to start studying in Birmingham soon, with this shopping Centre very close to my University, I do not know how I will cope. Its definitely not a place for shopping addicts be close to… but if you are not form Birmingham and going there for a couple of days or a day, then you must visit Bull Ring.
Birmingham China Town is also very close by with a number of restaurants. Great place!

Bullring is the heart of Birmingham shopping. It’s now a three-storey mall with 140 outlets, with Debenhams at one end and Selfridges at the other. There are all kinds of brands in the bullring. The award-wining architecture, the light, open departments and foodhalls make shopping an experience all of its own.

Large shopping center which offers nearly everything one needs under one roof. Direct access from Birmingham New Street Station. Over 160 of the most imaginative and desirable shops including Apple Computers, Debenhams, Footlocker, Gap, H&M, HMV, Next, Sporte World and The Body Shop. In addition if offers 25 restaurants.

This is the biggest indoor shopping centre in Birmingham city centre. It houses pretty much most of all the high street stores like NEXT, H&M etc. It is open until 8pm so it is highly recommended for all shop-a-holics. Its a very convenient place to drop in during your lunch hour or after work. It has touch screen guides for showing visitors how to get around as it’s quite massive. It’s highly recommeded for those out of town shoppers who can just pop in the city and find all shops under one roof.

At the heart of the city the bull ring is ultimate shopping experience. Department stores, clothing, music, food and culture the Bull ring has it all. The building is attached by a walkway to the main train station so you can make a break in your journey and pop into this 21 Century religious retail experience. When you are ready to flop due to excessive shopping relax in the numerous cafes and bars that populate the shopping complex