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A house of plotting, witchcraft and enlightenment
Hugging the banks of the River Soar in the north of the city is Abbey Park – a beautiful green space to relax and admire Leicester’s riverside scenery.
A stone sign welcomes visitors to ‘Anstey, gateway to Charnwood Forest’, and the glorious countryside surrounding the village is matched by fantastic amenities and plenty of history.
For over 100 years Aylestone Meadows has been a popular location for the people of Leicester to spend their leisure time. It is still used today for walking, cycling, picnics, fishing, and boating.
Located in landlocked Leicestershire, Barrow-upon-Soar became famous in 1851 when a fossilised marine reptile was found here.
Bradgate Park, renowned for its fine herds of deer, is the only remaining enclosed medieval deer park in the East Midlands and contains the oldest rocks in England.
Gongoozling, the fastest way to slow down
Castle Gardens is a peaceful green space beside the Grand Union Canal in Leicester.
Charm of forest villages is set in stone
Explore Foxton Locks, a historic canal marvel in Leicestershire, offering picturesque landscapes, canal heritage, boat trips, and a glimpse into 19th-century engineering brilliance.
Comprising 16 acres of lovingly cultivated gardens around four Edwardian Houses, the Botanic Gardens are run by the University of Leicester.
The Leicester Golf Centre goal is to put the fun back into golf!
Just a short walk from Leicester’s vibrant city centre is the meandering River Soar. The river boasts beautiful scenery and wildlife, and was once the most profitable commercial navigation route in Britain.
We are an outdoor adventure company designed to create adventures on your doorstep.
Moira – the place to have a blast
Enjoy a gentle E-Bike or walking holiday, exploring the beautiful, peaceful Leicestershire countryside
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