Perfect for playing in pairs or as a group, CityDays Birmingham is the ideal experience for those who are keen adventurers as well as those who are curious. Figure out the cryptic clues sent to your phone as you explore the streets of Brum across these self-guided city tours, uncovering hidden gems, plaques and statues along the way before you reach your destination.

The Park VR Birmingham is home to a whole world of fun, thanks to their cutting-edge headsets which offer a choice of fantastic free-roam virtual experiences like spooky escape rooms, zombie battles and futuristic fights. Nestled along the Brindleyplace canals, this spot is perfect for team building or quirky dates, with a bar for refreshments after you finish.

The Old Crown is well and truly famous around our parts, and has been since its opening in 1368. The Grade II-listed, Tudor-style building is instantly recognisable in Digbeth, while inside you'll find just as much fun - ranging from quizzes themed around The Office and Lord of the Rings (to name just a few), as well as disco nights or sports viewing parties with live music.

Xclusivetouchuk are known for their fun-filled events, and their UKG Bingo specials across Birmingham venues are no different. You can expect a night of high-energy games for the chance to win some amazing prizes, alongside dance competitions, singalongs and DJs playing club classics throughout - starting from just £16 per person.

Taste + Liquor are teaming up with Birmingham Bierkeller to bring R&B, Garage, Afrobeats, 00s and 90s, and old-school Bhangra brunches. Throw shapes to five hours of chart-topping tunes from your chosen genre, with one hour of bottomless rum punch included in your ticket price as well, which will only set you back £18 or more.

Hosting some of the best performances in the Midlands, Old Joint Stock Pub & Theatre is Birmingham's premier fringe venue - with many shows here either coming from or on their way to Edinburgh Fringe. You can expect hilarious comedies and stand-up shows, as well as gripping dramas or burlesque and drag. And if that wasn't enough? Check out their bingo events and open mic nights as well.

Quirky things to do in Birmingham for couples and mates alike? Whatever your experience, it doesn't matter with Paint A Pic. Throw caution to the wind and, with the tools provided, whip up your very own masterpiece that you can take home with you and show off to all your friends. Artistic marvel, who?

Sandbox VR is home to some of the most fun things to do in Birmingham today. You can explore eight different virtual worlds created by EA, Sony, and Ubisoft names at this venue, where you will be fully immersed in free-roam virtual reality via Hollywood motion capture cameras, 3D precision body trackers and haptic suits. What's more, you can also grab a cocktail from the robot bartender - yes, really. 

Grab your sweetheart and bring them to NQ64, one of the most fun things to do in Birmingham for couples. Fronting quirky and neon interiors, this Digbeth den has various arcade games to play using tokens bought at the bar, such as Space Invaders and Tekken, alongside retro consoles that are totally free to use. Gaming-inspired cocktails also make up the quirky drinks being shaken up by the bar. We recommend the rum-based Mad Max.

Situated in St Paul's Square, 180 Club at The Rectory is a top choice of fun activities, whether it's a quirky date night, team building activity or a group outing that you're after. This underground social darts bar features state-of-the-art electronic boards across six lanes, providing space for up to 12 players at once. What's more, they've got everything from cocktails to craft beer, alongside a mouthwatering menu of hot dogs, chicken wings, burgers and more to tuck into while you play.

You need to be in it to win it with this one. The Big Birmingham Bake promises a killer competition and the chance to be crowned the ultimate baking champ. You'll have 90 mins on the clock to create a sweet treat, using provided utensils, ingredients, instructions and your very own kitchen station. Will you be crowned champion?

Along with pretty interiors and quirky cocktails, Tonight Josephine is also jam-packed with a tonne of girl power events to match the pink-tastic interiors. We're talking bottomless brunches with everything from burlesque to drag queens and a Beyonce or Mamma Mia theme - topped off by 90 minutes of unlimited drinks to fuel the fun.

Whether you're after Michelin-starred and Guide-mentioned restaurants or stunning Argentinian steakhouses and the finest street food destinations, our list to the best places to eat across the city is a must-read. Rooftop spots and Instagrammable venues filled with blossom trees? They're all in the guide too.

Combining the ultimate playlist with a fun party and unique music quiz is Sounds Familiar. You'll be using your heads, ears and voices across this mash up of chart classics, indie favourites and old school bangers - just split into teams and get your game on while singing along at Mama Roux's.

Whether it's family things to do in Birmingham this weekend, a stag or some group fun you're after, inject some adrenaline to your day and crack on with this ultimate go-karting experience. Teamsport gives you the chance to battle it out for the top spot on the podium with an impressive 1000 metres of multilevel track to take on - perfect for both beginners and pros.

One of the most fun things to do in Birmingham city centre, Flight Club's Brunch Social is a brilliant shout. While getting competitive over a few rounds of darts, which is an extra high-tech version of the sport thanks to fun mini-games, electronic scoring and action replays, you'll get to chow down on unlimited wood-fired pizzas while washing down a whole bottle of fizz (all to yourself).

If you're after fun things to do for couples or groups, Lane7 has got your name written all over it. Swing by the entertainment hub in the Bullring for bowling, beer pong, shuffleboard and karaoke, not to mention a delish lineup of tasty cocktails. Otherwise, you can also head to their other location in The Cube.

Boasting cheese, burger, BBQ, Christmas and Oktoberfest themes, The Bond are hosting a slew of fabulous food events. Jam out to music and kick off your visit with a seasonal sip, followed by cuisine from top-tier street vendors at these seasonal markets.

Yakinori have opened up their sushi school in Solihull to all us lucky Brum residents, promising a welcome drink and a selection of starters like gyozas and tempura prawns before diving into the class. Learn how to make everything from a Cali roll to sashimi and an inari parcel, with sake to drink afterwards too.

After your stint walking around the historic Jewellery Quarter to do some shopping and take in the sights? Mosey down to Escape Live. Get stuck into rooms fronting fun themes such as the Shelby Boys and Peaky Blinders (very Brum-appropriate), and be sure to go to their speakeasy bar afterward for a well-earned drink or two.

For fun things to do in Birmingham today and unique take on walking tours, check out The Great Game Treasure Hunt. While exploring through various iconic landmarks and solving clues, you'll be rewarded 20% off your total food and drink bill at the 'treasure spot' (also known as, the pub) for completing the challenge.

One of the most fun things to do in Birmingham for adults is all the ways you can watch sport. Whether you want to catch the rugby, Wimbledon, and Birmingham City or Aston Villa's football feats, there's a pub or bar to head to when you don't get in-person tickets. Plus, there's even places showing the Ashes if you missed out seeing England at Edgbaston Stadium cricket ground.

It doesn't get better than The Distillery's Round House gin masterclasses. It's just a short walk from Brindley Place and you'll get a G&T upon arrival, followed by a guided course on the spirit so you can create your own bottle to take home using their copper pot stills - plus, there's a fresh sourdough pizza to help each participant refuel as well. Want more? These folks host bottomless brunches too.

Treetop Adventure Golf is a beaut shout when it comes to activities for families or friends. Grab the gang and work your way through this quirky 18-hole miniature course that's jungle-themed (and don't forget about the 19th bonus hole either), followed by a visit to The Market where you can fill up on pizzas from a cabana and cocktails like the monkey mojito and Brazilian caipirinha.

Offering some of the best things to do in Birmingham with kids or adult-only groups alike, Escape Hunt is making sure you're covered for quirky activities at their Resorts World location. Explore 4D worlds with themes such as Alice In Wonderland, Doctor Who and Aladdin, as well as some virtual reality adventures too. Plus, you can always make your way over to the Corporation Street location in the city centre too, which boasts samurai and Blackbeard rooms.

The world's first official Formula One racing simulator is a great shout for competitive socialising, complete with cutting-edge technology and mouthwatering menus. This city centre venue boasts 53 full-motion simulators to feel like a real racer, giving you the choice of different skill levels to compete individually or as a team. You can follow up your gaming session with cocktails and a sophisticated meal, featuring fried halloumi, loaded flatbreads, juicy burgers and much more.

YO! are coming up trumps when it comes to fun team building activities and quirky date nights. You'll get to learn about the history of sushi while practicing your knife cutting skills and creating a few rolls yourself. Plus, you can snack on gyozas and edamame throughout the cracking experience, which you'll find at both the Grand Central and Selfridges locations in Birmingham.

If you're looking to upgrade your afternoons, we highly suggest booking in one of The Cocktail Club's bottomless brunches. These purveyors of tasty mixes have come all the way from success in London to bring house party and Top of the Pops themes to Birmingham, complete pizza, 90 minutes of unlimited drinks and a DJ playing all the hits within your chosen genre. 

Otherworld VR is home to futuristic virtual reality experiences, an award-winning digital island paradise featuring 18 immersion pods that are multi-sensory thanks to cutting edge 4D tech. There are 16 games and experiences to choose between with your Guardian, from an anthology with David Attenborough to the post-apocalyptic zombie world of Arizona Sunshine. Then head to the 16-tap self-serve station for a few tasty drink to refuel.

Taking place at Coyote Ugly, Hell No H2O promises one of the most fun things to do in Birmingham for young adults. Make the most of the venue's drink deals and a free shot card, before channeling your inner Mariah Carey with non-stop karaoke every Wednesday. Better yet, it's also free to enter too.

For lovers of gaming and delicious food alike, check out the Board Game Bottomless Brunch at Sliced n Diced in Selly Oak. These guys have over 300 games to choose from, as well as a menu that includes cauliflower bites, cheeseburger loaded fries and more. To top it all off? Enjoy two hours of unlimited prosecco, beer or soft drinks, coming in at just £25 per person.

Touting a plethora of cool activities, Boom Battle Bar on Broad Street is one of the most fun things to do in Birmingham this weekend. The venue showcases everything from augmented reality axe throwing, beer or prosecco pong, and private karaoke booths to scrumptious street food and lip-smacking cocktails.

Whether you need the best outdoor activities in Birmingham or things to do at night, Digbeth's Luna Springs is coming in hot with its epic lineup of goings-on. We're talking everything from themed bottomless brunches (Mamma Mia, karaoke and full moon party vibes, anyone?) to late-night house and disco parties or fanzones for big sporting events.

One of the best attractions in Birmingham to visit, Glee Club is a prime feature of the country's comedy circuit in a few cities across the UK - and Brum is no exception. Headline TV acts frequent the stage here, alongside up-and-coming comedians, to tickle your funny bones.

From traversing Sandwell Valley's Forge Mill circular trail to exploring 15 acres at Birmingham Botanical Gardens and Glasshouses or touring Digbeth's street art, there are plenty of rambles to get stuck into across the city centre, the surrounding areas and beyond. Uncover some of the best places to visit in Birmingham when you want to get out and about on a walk here, including canalside stints at Gas Street Basin and Brindley Place too.