Public toilets in Birmingham
121 public toilets across Birmingham. Choose a town below, or browse the full list.
- 59 step-free
- 26 with baby changing
- 1 Changing Places
- 80 recorded as free
- 57 with opening hours
Caught short in Britain's second city? Birmingham's surest bets are its stations and its civic buildings. New Street and Moor Street both have toilets, and once you're out in the neighbourhoods the city's libraries — Acocks Green among them — quietly do a lot of the work that dedicated public blocks used to do.
Beyond the centre, provision clusters where people actually are: Sutton Coldfield has its own healthy spread of facilities, and supermarkets and filling stations fill many of the gaps in between. The great majority of the toilets we list in Birmingham are recorded as free, so you shouldn't often need change — but a busy Saturday in the city centre is exactly when you want to know your nearest option before you need it.
Use the map to see what's open around you now, and check the listing for access notes before you rely on a specific block.
How Birmingham compares
Birmingham has one public toilet for every 9,782 residents — 1.0 per 10,000 people, below the UK average of 2.82. That ranks it 341st of 361 UK council areas for public-toilet provision. See the full toilet-desert league table.
Toilets in central Birmingham
- St Martin in the Bull RingChecking opening times…Birmingham
- Birmingham Moor Street StationChecking opening times…BirminghamStep-freeBaby changeFree
- Bullring Toilets - Check LevelsChecking opening times…BirminghamStep-freeBaby change
- Bullring Toilets - Upper LevelChecking opening times…BirminghamStep-freeBaby change
- Coach stationChecking opening times…BirminghamStep-free
1 of these 5 toilets has no opening hours yet. Used one? Open it and tap Tell us. It takes a minute and helps the next person.
Towns in Birmingham
More toilets in Birmingham
- Acocks Green LibraryChecking opening times…BirminghamStep-freeFree
- Brandwood End CemeteryChecking opening times…BirminghamStep-freeFree
- Bucklands End Lane Medical CentreChecking opening times…BirminghamStep-free
- Fort Shopping ParkChecking opening times…Birmingham
- Kings Norton Railway StationChecking opening times…BirminghamStep-freeBaby changeFree
- McdonaldsChecking opening times…BirminghamBaby changeFree
- MorrisonsChecking opening times…BirminghamStep-freeBaby changeFree
- Morrisons Checking opening times…BirminghamStep-freeFree
- Morrisons supermarketChecking opening times…SolihullBaby change
- Northfield Railway StationChecking opening times…BirminghamStep-freeFree
- Public Toilet - BirminghamChecking opening times…BirminghamFree
- Public Toilet - BirminghamChecking opening times…Birmingham
- Public toiletsChecking opening times…B26 3SLStep-freeFree
- Rowheath PavilionChecking opening times…BirminghamStep-freeBaby changeFree
- SainsburysChecking opening times…BirminghamBaby changeFree
- Sarehole MillChecking opening times…BirminghamFree
- Swan Shopping CentreChecking opening times…BirminghamStep-freeFree
- Tesco Stores' QuintonChecking opening times…BirminghamBaby changeFree
- The Navigation Checking opening times…BirminghamStep-freeFree
- Yardley CemeteryChecking opening times…BirminghamStep-freeFree
- wickesChecking opening times…BirminghamStep-free
7 of these 21 toilets have no opening hours yet. Used one? Open it and tap Tell us. It takes a minute and helps the next person.
Common questions
- Are there free public toilets in Birmingham?
- Yes — 80 of the 121 public toilets we list in Birmingham are recorded as free.
- Are there accessible toilets in Birmingham?
- 59 of the toilets we list in Birmingham are recorded as wheelchair accessible, including 1 Changing Places facility. A good share of Birmingham's listed toilets are step-free, and a number — including the Bearwood Bus Station Superloo — are RADAR-key locked, so carry your key if you have one. There is a Changing Places facility in the city; check its listing for opening hours before travelling.
- Which toilets in Birmingham are open late?
- Late in the evening your best bets are the stations while trains are running, and larger supermarkets until closing. Dedicated public blocks mostly keep daytime hours — check the listing's hours before relying on one after 6pm.