Find cheap hotels in Birmingham

Finding Birmingham Hotels

Birmingham is a good place to visit, but if accommodation is hard to come by and you find yourself searching for more options, these towns that are nearby might have more of what you're looking for.

• 8 hotels in Tyrone
• 3 hotels in Warriors Mark

Exploring Birmingham

The city of Birmingham has some interesting things to see and do. Popular attractions in and around Birmingham include:

• Little Juniata River
• DelGrosso's Amusement Park
• Lincoln Caverns and Whisper Rocks
• Canoe Creek State Park
• Penn State Altoona
• Juniata College
• Railroaders Memorial Museum

When making plans for your trip to Birmingham, you can also use ebookers to find a convenient flight into State College, PA (SCE-University Park) Airport. You can narrow down your search by number of stops, airline or time of departure to find the one that works best for you.

When is the Best Time to Explore Birmingham?

If you're curious when is the best time of year to explore Birmingham, you may find this information about seasonal weather useful when you are planning your trip. The warmest months in Birmingham are typically July and August, whereas the coldest months are usually January and February. The months with the most rain are September and May, whereas November and January have the least.

Here's a rundown on how much rain you can expect and what the temperatures are going to be like:

• From January to March, the average daytime temperature is 8°C and at night it is -7°C. Seasonal average rainfall is 244 mm.
• If you visit between April and June, you can expect an average temp of 25°C during the day and 3°C at night. Average rainfall during this season is 328 mm.
• The daytime average temp from July to September is 28°C and the night-time average is 12°C. Average precipitation for this season is 312 mm.
• Between October and December, the average temp during the day is 16°C and -3°C at night. Seasonal average rain is 278 mm.
• The annual rainfall average in Birmingham is 1163 mm.