Utilita Arena Birmingham is the venue for indoor sports, ball games, contact sports and athletic sports. In fact, they say that 30 different sports are played here and three world records have been set on the athletics track that can be dismantled and stored away. This venue is not just used for sports, but events like the Eurovision Song Contest and Gladiators have been televised from here. The 15,800-seat arena has witnessed entertaining concerts from international artists like Michael Bublé, The Prodigy, Jason Derulo, John Legend, One Direction, Imagine Dragons, Madonna, to name a few. Several world championship events of boxing, basketball, judo, badminton and indoor rowing are organized too.

The Birmingham City Football Club calls St Andrew's Ground their home. The ground has been around since 1906 and is a key site for UK football fans. St Andrew's also hosts numerous events including sporting dinners, rock concerts, corporate meetings and kids birthday parties. But the main attraction here is the regional and national football matches, bringing out spectators from around the UK and Europe.

With a capacity of nearly 43,000, Villa Park has been the home of the Aston Villa Football Club since 1897. Recognized as one of the premier football grounds in the country, rambunctious fans come from all over to witness brutal regional and national competitions. Stadium tours are popular amongst families and football fanatics. Tours include a look at the Players' Lounge, dressing rooms, Players' Tunnel, the Manager's Bench, and the Roll of Honour Board. For starving fans and business meetings, stop by at the Cornerflag Restaurant.

Regarded as one of the iconic venues in the history of cricket, Edgbaston Cricket Ground boasts of a long-standing history that goes back to the year 1882. Found in the heart of Edgbaston, this well-designed stadium has played host to some of the most memorable cricket ties over the years. Apart from being a top-notch sports venue, it also renders itself as an excellent locale for private and corporate events. Seven exquisitely designed spaces are ideal for meetings, private galas and business conferences. With its ornate interiors and well-laid out setting, the stadium also functions as a wonderful turf to host wedding receptions and other intimate ceremonies.

Alexander Stadium was built in 1978 and the track surface has been upgraded twice since then. It is the principal athletics ground in Birmingham and the televised AAA Championships take place here in July, as well as the BUPA British Championships. If you want to see a home-grown racing team perform, come and watch the Birchfield Harriers who use the stadium for competitions during the summer. You may see such famous names as Katherine Merry and Daniel Caines, both of whom run for the club. On weekends the stadium is used for casual use and training.