Prince of Wales Moseley
Birmingham · B13
Amenities
Summary
A Victorian backstreet pub in the heart of Moseley village — multiple rooms, original tilework, an outdoor terrace, and a working community character without gentrification varnish.
About this location
The Prince of Wales on Alcester Road in Moseley is a Victorian corner pub that has retained more of its original internal layout than most Birmingham pubs. The building has several separate rooms — the public at the front, a lounge to the rear, and a further terrace area — connected by corridors that retain Victorian tiling and woodwork. The external facade is red brick with decorative terracotta details and a characteristic Victorian pub corner entrance.
Moseley is a south Birmingham suburb with a bohemian character — independent shops, a weekly street market, and an arts-adjacent community. The Prince of Wales is a centre of this community and is known for its calendar of events. For productions needing a credible Midlands community pub interior, the building gives a multi-room Victorian layout that is genuinely difficult to find in Birmingham, where many pubs have been knocked through to create single- environments.
Film enquiries go direct to the pub management. Moseley is in south Birmingham, 3 miles from the city centre and accessible by bus. The Moseley village area — Alcester Road, St Mary’s Row, Moseley Road — provides additional period commercial street options in the surrounding area.
Access notes
- Parking
- No on-site parking confirmed. Expect to use nearby public car parks or a council parking suspension.
- Loading access
- Loading access not listed. Confirm access points, door widths, and lift availability with the venue before the day.
- Public transit
- Birmingham has mainline rail and regional bus connections. Check the nearest station and allow for equipment on-foot from transit.
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FAQ
- Do I need a permit to film at Prince of Wales Moseley?
- Yes — filming on or around Prince of Wales Moseley typically requires a permit. Allow roughly 5–10 working days lead time for most UK councils. Interior shoots on private property may also need owner consent.
- Is parking available at Prince of Wales Moseley?
- Parking isn't listed as a confirmed amenity for Prince of Wales Moseley. Check with the site for crew parking, loading, and unit-base options — in Birmingham you'll often rely on nearby public car parks or a council parking suspension.
- How much does it cost to film at Prince of Wales Moseley?
- Prince of Wales Moseley sits in the £ band. Typical UK film-location day rates range from under £200 for simple interior shoots to well over £1,000 for period properties and landmark venues. Confirm with the venue directly.
- What crew size is suitable for Prince of Wales Moseley?
- Prince of Wales Moseley can take a medium-sized crew of up to around 15 — most commercial, music-video, and short-form productions fit comfortably.
- Has anything been filmed at Prince of Wales Moseley before?
- Prince of Wales Moseley appears on Filmshoot's UK location index because it has a documented track record or strong characteristics for film and photography. Specific production credits aren't displayed unless publicly confirmed by the venue — ask the venue directly or check ScreenSkills and IMDb Locations for verified credits.
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