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VISIT HINCKLEY& EXPLOREBOSWORTH
VISITOR GUIDE
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FREEEVENTS DIARY:Throughout the year there is a great calendar of festivals and events taking place in Hinckleyand Market Bosworth. Visit www.goleicestershire.com/Hinckley-and-Bosworth to find out more
GETTING HERE:TRAVEL INFORMATION
APRIL
St George’s Day & Scout ParadeHinckleyHinckley town centre celebratesa great patriotic day with flagslining the streets, activities,demonstrations, theatre andstalls.
MAY
Burbage Common Open DayThis day really does make themost of the outdoors withworkshops, demonstrations,Morris dancers, maypole dancing,crafts, outdoor activities andanimals.
Love Hinckley MarketCelebrate national Love YourMarket fortnight at Hinckleymarket with lots of children’sactivities and entertainment toshowcase what Hinckley markethas to offer.
JUNE
Market Bosworth FestivalMarket BosworthThis festival is a series of eventsthat celebrates the arts, music ofall genres, film, theatre, literature,visual arts and crafts.
Scarecrow FestivalMarket BosworthDiscover how creative thevillagers are during thefascinating Scarecrow Festival.See what creations adorn frontgardens, walls and even the sideof houses!
Town Centre RunHinckleyThe Colourfun mile is set toshower runners in multi-colouredpowder paint, smiles andlaughter!
Armed Forces Day Parade A great event to honour past andpresent serving armed forces. Anoutdoor church service will takeplace in Argents Mead along witha parade through the town centre.
JULY
Market Bosworth Country ShowCow Pastures Farm, MarketBosworth This popular one-day agriculturalshow, that raises money forcharity, is a fun day out for thewhole family.
Hinckley BID’s Annual Soap BoxDerbyThis annual event is a fun day forteams, supporters and spectatorsas they see around 40 soap boxteams compete.
AUGUST
Medieval FestivalBosworth Battlefield HeritageCentreThis family friendly eventfeatures jousting, living historycamps, spectacular battle re-enactments, cannon firedemonstrations, children’smedieval games and a fancydress competition. You can alsovisit the award-winning heritagecentre, browse medieval marketstalls, visit the beer tent and headto Tithe Barn for food and drink.
Snapdragon Family FestivalFun filled week for all of the familywith different themes each dayincluding National Playday.
Feast HinckleyA two-day food festival full offood and drink vendors with awealth of local, national andinternational cuisine. www.goleicestershire.com/Hinckley-and-Bosworth
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SEPTEMBER
Hinckley BID’s Classic MotorShowHinckleyAre you the proud owner of aclassic car, bike, scooter or anyother interesting vehicle? Bring italong to the popular show wherethe cream of classic metal comestogether for a one-dayspectacular!
OCTOBER
Fireworks DisplayBosworth Water TrustAll the fun of the fair along withthe unmissable bonfire andfireworks display.
NOVEMBER
Fireworks DisplayMallory ParkEnjoy a funky, friendly, familyevent, the ultimate disco inferno!This is an evening of fun includinglive music, a fun fair, a licensedbar and food stalls along withthe renowned bonfire andspectacular firework display.
Christmas Lights Switch OnHinckleyThe annual Christmas lightsswitch-on and Tin Hat Fair startsthe festive season. There are lotsof entertainment and attractionsfor all the family and it is followedby a spectacular fireworks displayover St.Mary’s Church.
DECEMBER
Christmas Lights Switch OnMarket Bosworth Enjoy the Christmas festivities at the Market Bosworth lightsswitch on.
Local Farmers Markets
Burbage: Every 1st Saturday of the monthHinckley: 2nd Sunday of everymonth Sunday MunchMarket Bosworth: Every 4thSunday of the month
Local producers sell quality, freshproduce from free range beef,lamb, pork and poultry to cheese,eggs, fruit, vegetables, bread,wine and more.
Guided Walks
A series of guided walks takeplace throughout the year atBosworth Battlefield HeritageCentre – visitwww.goleicestershire.com/Hinckley-and-Bosworth to find out more.
TRAIN
Hinckley railway station can be found on Hawley Road,Hinckley, Leicestershire LE10 1UE. For more informationvisit www.nationalrail.co.uk
TrainTracker: Text station name to 849 50 for livedepartures and arrival times direct to your mobile(texts cost 25p plus usual text cost).
BUS
For details on local bus services visitwww.travelineeastmidlands.co.uk or call Traveline on0871 200 2233. Why not look at saving money bypurchasing the ‘PLUSBUS’ ticket along with your trainticket – get unlimited bus travel within the HinckleyPLUSBUS zone on-board either Hinckley Bus, Arriva,Roberts Coaches and Stagecoach. Visitww.plusbus.info/Hinckley
TAXI
There are taxi ranks on George Street and at Hinckleyrailway station.
CYCLING
Hinckley and Market Bosworth are surrounded bymany of Leicestershire’s prettiest villages and rollingcountryside.
Hinckley has excellent cycling facilities includingconnections with nearby Earl Shilton, Barwell andBurbage as well as routes around the town centre and railway station.
Visit www.choosehowyoumove.co.uk/explore/explore-by-bike for maps, journey planners and upcomingevents.
There’s so much to see and do in Hinckleyand Bosworth that you’ll need more than oneday to explore! From 4* hotels, cosy B&Bs,award-winning farmhouses to glamping atDandelion Hideaway there’s plenty ofaccommodation to suit all tastes and budgets.Stay longer and make the most of our fabulousStay Play Explore short break offer by visitingwww.stayplayexplore.co.uk or if you are hereon a business, visitwww.goleicestershire.com/conferences tofind out more about our conference offer.
USEFUL INFORMATION:For further information on Hinckley andBosworth visit
www.goleicestershire.com/Hinckley-and-Bosworthwww.hinckley-bosworth.gov.ukwww.hinckleybid.co.uk
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All aboard the steam train! Fulfil yourchildhood dream of driving a steamtrain at Bosworth Battlefield Line.
If you love theatre, you’ll love the Concordia Theatre where you can enjoymusicals, opera, dance and much more.
Enjoy the views of the stunning countryside from on-board a canal boatwith a cruise at Trinity Marina orBosworth Marina.
Head to Tropical Birdland and if you’rebrave enough you can take a walk alongParrot Path where the cheeky birds liketaking shiny things from visitors!
Get active and walk or cycle the Leicestershire Round long distance pathsouth through the village of Sutton Cheney - there are plenty of places tostop for a drink and cake on the way!
To find out where to visit and what to see and do, visit www.goleicestershire.com/Hinckley-and-Bosworth
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MARKETBOSWORTHMarket Bosworth’s medieval centre is the focalpoint for the award-winning Bosworth inBloom floral displays, monthly farmers marketsand year-round festivals and events. Discovershops, pubs and cafes where you can enjoyunique shopping and dining experiences in ahistorical and picturesque setting.
Market Bosworth Festival sees an excitingcalendar of events come to the village, whereyou can enjoy arts, film, drama and family fun.You can also follow a heritage trail and guidedwalk to find out about the fascinating historyand heritage of the Market Place and its housesand buildings.
The village’s links with the life and times ofKing Richard III can be discovered with a visit tothe medieval parish church of St Peter, whichexisted before the infamous battle. You canexplore the lanes and hidden nooks and cranniesof this Domesday settlement before visitingthe nearby Battlefield at Sutton Cheney.
The towns of Hinckley and Market Bosworthare ideal for shopping, eating and drinking.Head to the weekly historic markets or pick upsomething tasty from the monthly farmersmarket as well as browsing bespoke gift shopsand independent retailers. Stop off at one ofthe many bars, cafes and restaurants for arefuel along the way! Explore pretty villages,take in stunning landscapes and stop off at acountry pub while you are on your travels.
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Welcome to the Visit Hinckley and ExploreBosworth Guide. This handy guide will provideyou with details on exciting events, attractionsto discover, places to eat and drink, andcountryside to explore.
Enjoy fun-packed days out with family andfriends. See primates monkeying around atTwycross Zoo, spend the day by the water atBosworth Water Park or delve into the story of King Richard III at Bosworth BattlefieldHeritage Centre.
The Triumph Visitor Experience is located at theworld-famous headquarters and UK manufacturingbase in Hinckley. It features an unmissable,priceless collection of bikes and memorabilia frompast and present. Here you can discover the fullstory of Triumph from the beginning up to howthe motorcycles are designed and built today.
TOP TIP!STEP BACK IN TIME … COMING SOON
As well as exploring the countryside you canenjoy the Bosworth 1485 Arts and Heritage Trail.The trail will feature art works that reflect on theimportance of the areas of Bosworth, SuttonCheney, Dadlington and Stoke Golding duringthe battle and coming right up to date with thereinternment of King Richard III in Leicester.
Visit www.goleicestershire.com/Hinckley-and-Bosworthto find out more
There are lots of great events takingplace in Hinckley town centre; makesure you don’t miss the annual HinckleyBID Soap Box Derby which takes placeeach summer.
If motorsport gets your motor running,then head to Mallory Park where youcan see all of the action including theFestivalof 1,000 bikes. Enjoy a passengerride around the iconic circuit or takepart in the triathlon or cycling events.
Relive the infamous Battle of Bosworthand discover the last days of KingRichard III at the annual Bosworth MedievalFestival which takes place every Augustat Bosworth Heritage Centre.
Twycross Zoo is home to 500 animals(almost 100 species). Take a walk on thewild side through the Gibbon Forest andsee if you can spot them all hiding inthe trees!
Grab a picnic and spend the day by thewater at Bosworth Water Park - hire apedalo, play crazy golf or just relax.Don’t forget your bucket and spade forthe man-made beach!
During the summer months, al fresco cafes andrestaurants come alive with the vibrant coloursof hanging baskets and floral displays. Thanksto these stunning displays Market Bosworthhas won national Britain in Bloom competitions for many years, as well as holding open gardenevents to show the best of local gardens andthe skills of the many green-fingered volunteers.
There’s plenty to explore around Bosworth too.At Bosworth Water Park, you can spend the dayrelaxing by the water on the fabulous man-made beach or afloat in a pedalo! Stroll aroundthe Conservation Village of Shenton beforebrowsing Whitemoors Antiques. Or spend a daycruising the tranquil Ashby Canal on day boat‘Harry and Sally’, hired from Bosworth Marina.With the Battlefield Heritage Centre, TwycrossZoo, the Battlefield Line Railway, cosy pubs andcountryside ripe for walking and cycling you’llneed several visits!
Visit www.goleicestershire.com/Hinckleyand-Bosworthfor more ideas!
HINCKLEY & MARKET BOSWORTH SURROUNDING AREA
HISTORY &HERITAGE
GREAT OUTDOORS
FAMILY FUN
HINCKLEY TOWN CENTRE FOOD & DRINK
CULTURE & LEISURE
Take time out to relax andunwind, and enjoy somearts, culture and well-being.
37. Hinckley ConcordiaTheatre,Stockwell Head, Hinckley,LE10 1RE01455 615 005Situated in the centre of thetown, this historic theatrehas a great calendar ofevents and performances.
38. The Atkins Building,Lower Bond Street,Hinckley, LE10 1QU01445 247 070Within the ex-hosiery settingin The Atkins, the floor toceiling Victorian windowshighlight works of art in aprogramme of temporaryexhibitions that take placethroughout the year.
39. Hinckley Leisure Centre,Argents Mead, St Mary’sRoad, Hinckley, LE10 1FL01455 610 011This state-of-the-art facilityincludes a fully equippedgym, over 70 classesincluding Les Mills, groupcycling, senior exerciseclasses, and much more! Take a dip into the main orcommunity pool, try thechildren's splash pad, or relax in the sauna and steamroom. Don't forget to graba bite in the café whilstentertaining the children inour brilliant adventure soft play.
40. Squirrel at Wellsborough,The Stables, Manor FarmCottage, Wellsborough,CV13 6PAOpening summer 2018,offering craft and rural skillsworkshops alongside sales ofvintage furniture, local artand handmade crafts.
Whether you enjoy traditionalhomemade pub food, finedining or something moreexotic, Hinckley and MarketBosworth have plenty ofchoices to get your tastebudstingling! This is just a smalltaste of what’s on offer, for afull listing please visitwww.goleicestershire.com/hinckley-and-bosworth.
26. Barnacles Restaurant & Bar Bistro,Watling Street, Hinckley,LE10 3JA01455 633 220Enjoy a warm and vibrantatmosphere and a range ofmouth-watering choices inthis open plan bar withcontemporary décor andrustic feel.
27. The Black HorseRestaurant,17 Market Place, MarketBosworth, CV13 0LF01455 290 278The Black Horse restaurantoffers a fine diningexperience in a beautifulmarket square setting.
28 The Bricklayers Arms,Main Street, Thornton, LE67 1AH01530 230 808Located on the edge of thebeautiful Thornton Reservoir,serving lunch and eveningmeals and traditional Sundaylunch with regular quiz nightsand pie nights.
29. The Cock Inn,Twycross Rd, Sibson,Nuneaton, CV13 6LB01827 880 357The Cock Inn Sibson is acountry pub, serving greatfood and drink from aselection of menus andvariety of fine wines, beersand spirits.
30. Hercules Revived,Main Street, Sutton Cheney,CV13 0AG01455 699 336This 17th century inn wastotally reformed in 2012 bya team of heritage andcraftsmen to create a relaxedbar and simple dining on theground floor with a largeopen fire. Upstairs you’ll finda series of elegantly decoratedrestaurant rooms.
31. Leicestershire HandmadeCheese Company,Sparkenhoe Farm, MainRoad, Nuneaton, CV13 6JX01455 213 863Head to Sparkenhoe Farmwhere you can enjoy allthings cheese at the newCheese Shop and Tea Room.As well as other tastyhomemade goodies, you cantuck in to, or take homeartisan cheeses made on thefarm such as the famousSparkenhoe Red Leicester,Bosworth Field, BattlefieldBlue and more.
32. Pesto at The White Horse,Leicester Lane, Desford, LE9 9JJ01455 822 394Combine authentic Italiandining in a relaxed traditionalpub with cask ales and a realfire.
33. Royal Arms Hotel,Main Street, Sutton Cheney,CV13 0AG01455 290 263This award-winning a lacarte restaurant achieves thelook of a traditional countryhouse hotel with original oakbeams and real log fireplaces,friendly and attentive staffall provide for the perfect settingto relax and wine and dine.
34. San Giovanni,Mill Lane, Sheepy Parva,CV9 3RL01827 881 000A smart modern restaurantwith designer touches in aromantic lakeside setting,with an outdoor terrace.
35. Softleys,2 Market Place, MarketBosworth, CV13 0LE01455 290 464Serving fresh, seasonal produceand supporting local farmersand businesses, Softleys islocated in a grade II listedbuilding dating back to 1794and offers lunches, a la cartedining and en-suiteaccommodation.
36. Thyme,7 Main Street, MarketBosworth, CV13 0JN01455 292 598A fabulous eatery and coffeeshop offering a selection offreshly baked goods,focussing on seasonalproduce such as a freshvariety of salads, frittata,sausage rolls, brioche,vegetarian and vegan food.
SHOPPING
Browse quirky boutiques,unique gift shops, marketsand a selection of highstreet favourites.
15. HinckleyAward-winning Hinckley towncentre offers a wide range ofshops including popular highstreet names and smallerspecialist shops. HansomCourt, a small arcade, offersa unique shopping experience.Hinckley’s historic markettakes place on Castle StreetMondays, Fridays and Saturdays.Hinckley: On the 2nd Sundayof every month from 10am-2pm visit the Sunday Munchfor local food, arts and crafts.(except on Bank Holidays) inthe Market Place.
16. Market BosworthThis is the perfect place tobrowse a fine selection ofgalleries, antique and giftshops, with most of theshops being located on theMarket Place and along MainStreet. On the fourth Sundaymorning of each month youwill find the popular farmersmarket which has beenupholding tradition since 1285.
17. Woodlands Nursery & Garden Centre,Ashby Road, Stapleton, LE9 8JE0844 288 5073The centre occupies 18 acresof immaculately tendedgrounds and offers a greatday out for all of the family.A vast range of leisure,home, giftware products andcards is complemented by arestaurant selling delicioushome-made food.
18. Michaelmas House, 4 Main Street, MarketBosworth, CV130JW01455 291 303Michaelmas House has a mixof unique and desirablehomewares including manyBritish designers of glassware,textiles and ceramics. Comeand see their range of stylishand practical gifts andgreetings cards.
19. Marmalade Meringue,82 Castle Street, Hinckley,LE10 1DD01455 637 470Marmalade Meringue offersthat perfect gift for someonespecial! Browse uniquehomewares, gift cards and more.
20. The Crescent,Hinckley Town CentreThe Crescent offers a rangeof shops and cafes. AlongsideSainsbury’s and Cineworld’s5 screen cinema you willfind fantastic eateries suchas Rossini, Tarro Lounge andPrezzo, nestled alongside TKMaxx and other high streetfavourites.
21. Whitemoors AntiquesCentre,Main Street, Shenton,CV13 6BZ01455 212 250This converted group of farmbuildings, set in two acreswith Victorian gardenssurrounded on one side by the River Sence, houses over30 antique dealers offeringthousands of objet d’art and other mementoes frombygone era.
Explore the countrysidesurrounding Hinckley andMarket Bosworth. Situatedon the edge of the magnificentNational Forest, there’splenty to discover.
The National Forest longdistance walking trailexplores the highlights ofthe National Forest,extending over 75 milesfrom the NationalMemorial Arboretum inStaffordshire to Beacon HillCountry Park inLeicestershire. Throughoutthis trail you will see howmodern life is threadedthrough a mosaic of greenspaces, towns and villages,all framed by woodland.
1. Sutton Cheney Wharf,Sutton Lane, SuttonCheney, CV13 0AL01455 213 838Once an area of heavyindustry, this now tranquilstretch of the Ashby Canal isthe perfect place for familywalks and bike rides. Head tothe café where you canenjoy watching the world goby. You can also take a shortstroll to the nearbyBosworth BattlefieldHeritage Centre.
2. Thornton Reservoir,Reservoir Road, ThorntonReservoir, LE67 1AR01332 865 081This stunning 75 acrereservoir is set in ruralfarmland and woodland.There is a small informationroom, exhibition and fishinglodge on the edge of thereservoir. Enjoy a 2.5 milecircular walk and discoverthe nature trail hiddenamongst the woodland.
3. Market Bosworth Country Park,Market Bosworth, CV13 0LP0116 305 5000This historic parkland andwoodland is situated on theeastern edge of MarketBosworth and includes acollection of exotic trees, an arboretum, a children’splayground and a lake.
4. Burbage Common Visitor Centre,Hinckley, LE10 3DD01455 238 141Enjoy a picnic in this largearea of woodland andgrassland. Whether you wantto walk, bird watch, horse
ride, go orienteering orsimply watch the world goby, this is a great place for aday out. It is also home towildlife, including manyspecies of mammals, birds,fungi and invertebrates.
5. Billa Barra Country Park,Billa Barra Lane, Markfield,LE67 9PD01455 291 111This country park has threeareas of ecological interest,Billa Barra Hill, the pools andnatural grassland. Ideal for awalk and picnic!
6. Groby Pool & Country Park,Between Groby &Newtown Linford,01455 633 712This large expanse of openwater is a rich habitat forwildlife and has a widevariety of breeding andwintering birds, butterflies,insects and reed swampplants. A footpath along theformer mineral railway lineto Groby village leads to theDowry Furlong wildlife areawhere Medieval ridge andfurrows remain. Using thepublic footpaths, you canwalk to Newtown Linford or make a circular route viaGroby village.
7. Bosworth Marina,Carlton Road, MarketBosworth, CV13 6PG01455 291 111Bosworth Marina offersluxury moorings in abeautiful setting on thelockless Ashby Canal. Themarina offers full disabledaccess and has an on-siteshop, café and chandlery.
8. Trinity Marina WharfFarm, Coventry Road, Hinckley,LE10 0NF01455 896 820This 120 berth marina is set on the beautiful AshbyCanal, which provides lock-free cruising throughpicturesque countryside.After exploring, head to theonsite restaurant withextensive beer gardens andviews overlooking themarina. There’s also a playarea to keep little onesentertained!
Delve into the area’sfascinating past and discovermore about the story of KingRichard III and the infamousBattle of Bosworth where helost his battle for the crownand his life. If you’re interestedin the history of transportyou can also find out moreabout the legendary Triumphmotorbikes, steam trains and Hansom cabs.
9. Battlefield Line Railway,Shackerstone Station,Shakerstone, CV13 [email protected] Battlefield Line Railwayhas three operationalstations at Shackerstone,Market Bosworth andShenton. Relive the goldenage of steam on either asteam or diesel train. Enjoythe beautiful views of thecountryside betweenBosworth and Shackerstone.There is a range of specialevents throughout the year.For further details visitwww.battlefieldline.co.uk
10. Bosworth BattlefieldHeritage Centre,Ambion Lane, SuttonCheney, CV13 0AD01455 290 429Enjoy a visit to this multiaward-winning attractionwhere you can find out moreabout the infamous Battle ofBosworth where KingRichard III fought and lostthe battle for the crown andhis life, making Henry Tudorking. With interactive, hands-on displays you can find outmore about the War of theRoses, medieval warfare, howthe battle unfolded and theimpact of the new, powerfulTudor dynasty. Enjoy theBattlefield Trail, a 1.25 milewalk with audio and visualinterpretations of the battleand surrounding area. Takepart in a walk with theBattlefield Guides and enjoyliving history and re-enactmentevents that take placethroughout the year.
11. Hinckley & DistrictMuseum,Framework KnittersCottages, Lower BondStreet, Hinckley, LE10 1QU01455 251 218Visit the late 17th centurythatched cottages toexperience the rich culturalheritage of the Hinckley areafrom Roman times to thepresent day, illustratedthrough the lives of localresidents. See the frameworkknitter’s cottage roomsetting with c1740 knittingmachine and the Tin Hatfrom which local residentsderive the nickname of‘Tinhatters’. Summer holidayevents for children. Cottagegarden and tearoom. OpenEaster Monday to end ofOctober. Small admissioncharge applies.
12. Market BosworthHeritage TrailsA local expert will lead youthrough the history of thisearly medieval settlement,the Market Place, the parishchurch, historic houses andpubs, yards and alleywaysalong with the links to KingRichard III. By arrangementwith Market BosworthSociety - [email protected]
13. Shenton Station,Dadlington Lane, Shenton,CV13 [email protected] Station standswithin the BosworthBattlefield site. It houses arailway ticket office andcafé. The station itself is notthe original building, it wasrescued from HumberstoneRoad, Leicester where it oncestood. It was moved brick bybrick to its new home atShenton where it wouldserve as an informationpoint for the Battlefield anda southern terminus buildingfor the railway.
14. Triumph Factory VisitorExperience,Dodwells Rd, Hinckley, LE10 3BZ 01455 453 088The Triumph VisitorExperience is located at the world-famous globalheadquarters and UKmanufacturing base inHinckley, and features anunmissable, pricelesscollection of bikes andmemorabilia from past andpresent and the full story ofTriumph from the beginningup to how motorcycles aredesigned and built today.
Why not enjoy a tour of thefactory? This is the perfectexperience if you've everwanted to venture beyondthose legendary factorysecurity doors. This fullyguided tour really does takeyou from concept tomanufacturing and finalassembly to see for yourselfwhere world-renownedTriumph motorcycles arecreated and built.
Admission to the VisitorExperience, shop and café isfree, however don't forget topre-book the exclusiveguided Factory Tour - visitwww.triumphmotorcycles.co.uk/visitor-experience/factory-tour
Enjoy fun-packed days outat award-winningattractions.
22. Bosworth Water Park,Wellsborough Road, MarketBosworth, CV13 6PDThis 50 acre site has 20acres of water for boating,fishing and canoeing, alongwith a sandy beach, bar andcafé. You can hire a pedalo,walk the dog or let the kidsburn off some energy in thepirate adventure play area.
23. Mallory Park Circuit,Church Road, KirkbyMallory, LE9 7QE01455 502 214Mallory Park is a motorracing circuit offeringmotorsports and a calendarof exciting events.
24. Tropical Birdland,Lindridge Road, Desford, LE9 9GN01455 824 603This unique visitor attractionis home to over 250 birdswith a variety of colourfulfree-flying parrots from allover the globe. Set in 6.5acres of countryside, TropicalBirdland houses aviaries,woodlands and a restaurant.
25. Twycross Zoo,Burton Road, Atherstone,CV9 3PX01827 880 250Twycross Zoo is renowned asa specialist primate zoo andhas a wide variety of monkeysand apes, including the UK’sonly group of Bonobos. Thereare 500 animals, almost 100species including manyendangered species. Head tothe Himalaya Centre, whereyou can enjoy a bite to eatwhilst trying to spot thesnow leopard.
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