![fountainpen - Learn the art of writing at the Pen Museum. [ATTDT]](https://www.attdt.com/pics/fountainpen.jpg)
£5 (adult) 
1-2 hours 
About a mile awayBirmingham's history of penmaking is celebrated at the Pen Museum in the Jewellery Quarter. Explore how beautiful and practical writing implements, such as steel-nibbed ink pens, can produce wonderful calligraphy though the displays and artefacts of Birmingham's penmaking history. Discover it for yourself from 11am to 4pm this Friday.
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BIRMINGHAM
52.5°N, 1.92°W
Sunrise: 06:10
Sunset: 18:20
Moon Phase: waxing crescent
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