The Birmingham Back to Backs, a part of the National Trust, are the last surviving examples of 19th-century working people’s houses in the city. Located around a courtyard, these snugly packed homes offer a glimpse into the past with their carefully preserved interiors. Visitors can step into rooms where fires smolder in grates and other domestic details bring bygone eras to life, creating an immersive experience that feels as though the original residents have just stepped out.
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