Saint Nicolas' Place 2.65

Over 900 years of history

Saint Nicolas' Place with its Tudor Merchant’s House, Old Grammar School and Church have survived virtually intact since the 15th Century and are among the Midlands' historic gems.
Now a growing tourist attraction, and a venue for private and corporate events, Saint Nicolas' Place also runs educational visits for schools. Our heritage buildings are complemented by modern facilities including a welcoming café, toilets and gift shop.
Anglo-Saxon in origin, Kings Norton, named Nortune in the Doomsday Book, grew into a prosperous medieval village and in the 19th century became part of the UK’s growing, dynamic second city, Birmingham.