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Leicester Museum & Art Gallery, Leicester's original museum on the historic New Walk, has wide ranging collections and displays spanning the natural and cultural world
Visit the spectacular 46-metre-high Carillon Tower in Queen's Park, Loughborough celebrated its centenary in 2023. The tower is a memorial built to remember local men who lost their lives during the first world war. It houses 47 bells, crafted by…
The spiritual home of heavy metal - Download Festival is the home of rock and takes place on the sacred grounds of Donington Park, which have been associated with rock since the '80s. The event attracts giants of rock and metal to its main stage,…
Bouskell Park was once the site of a medieval village, the remains of which were cleared to create parkland and gardens for Blaby Hall. Much of the park’s features date back to this period including the Ice House built in 1843 which is now a Grade…
Rockingham Castle has stood on this wonderful escarpment position for almost 950 years.
The big cheese of the dairy world
Avalanche Adventure Outdoor Activities Enjoy the thrill of team activities at Avalanche Adventure, with Off Road 4 x 4 Driving Challenges, Quad Bike Safaris and Gemini Race Buggies.
The Big Difference Venue is an independent music, comedy, arts venue and bar in the heart of Leicester.
When the last master hosier, Edgar Carter died in 1951 his workshop, built in 1891 was locked leaving a unique record of his working life
Ye Olde Pork Pie Shoppe has been baking and selling pork pies in Melton Mowbray since 1851. It is the oldest remaining baker of authentic Melton Mowbray pork pies in the town centre and has won many awards. The shop is a must-visit for any lover of…
The town that sets out its stall
Where great ideas have taken off. Travel is at the heart of Lutterworth, from the ancient Roman roads that meet there, via the town hall designed by Joseph Hansom of Hansom Cab fame, to Sir Frank Whittle
Trio of villages paint a portrait of England
Putting the oh là là into Ashby de la Zouch
Painting the town red since 1837