Hidden Histories: The Final Journeys Of Richard Iii

23rd August
Leicester Museum & Art Gallery, 53 New Walk, Leicester, LE1 7EA

With tour guide Jim Butler

To mark the anniversary of the historic Battle of Bosworth, discover not only the routes of Richard III's fateful last journeys in and out of Leicester city centre in 1485 but also the odyssey undertaken by those charged with reburying the last Plantagenet in 2015.

Jim Butler, who was also part of the team charged with reburying the King, explores some of the places around Leicester that Richard would have known in life as well as some of the behind-the-scenes work undertaken to honour the king in death.

IMPORTANT You will be told the tour start location on the Booking Details PDF which will be sent by email once you have purchsed your ticket (the tour does not start at Leicester Museum & Art Gallery)

The Final Journeys of Richard III - guided tour date

Sunday

Your guide, Jim Butler, is the creator, writer and producer of the popular 'Hidden Histories of Leicester’ series on YouTube, Facebook and TikTok. He writes and leads guided tours around the city covering a broad range of historical topics, drawing on his life-long love of Leicester’s rich culture and heritage and over 25 years’ experience of communicating its amazing history to all ages and backgrounds.


Performances

14:00 to 16:00 - Sunday 23rd August

  • Standard: £7

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Contact

Leicester Museum & Art Gallery
53 New Walk
Leicester
LE1 7EA
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