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Welcome to the Itinerary Planner. Use this tool to build your own journey or choose from an exciting range of specially selected tours.
To build your own Itinerary, click to add an item to your Itinerary basket.
Number of results: 63
A house of plotting, witchcraft and enlightenment
Ideal for visitors not wanting to spend a penny
The battle lines are painted in Husbands Bosworth
A city that knows its art, inside and out
Putting the oh là là into Ashby de la Zouch
Leicestershire’s ‘Crowning’ Glory since 1066
The Leicestershire field that changed the landscape of English history
Rooms with a view on hotel’s pioneering past
Gongoozling, the fastest way to slow down
Charm of forest villages is set in stone
Forest adventure goes above and beyond
Brewing family share a taste of their 170-year success
Engineering That Unlocks The Imagination
A day return to the birthplace of popular tourism
The original Holiday Inn with a bird’s eye view on history
Trio of villages paint a portrait of England
Setting the stage for a luxury short break
The greatest lost-and-found story ever told
Grand design left unfinished by conspiracy theory
A city still making history
Leicester Cathedral is currently undergoing renovation and is not currently open to the public. From car park to cathedral – a King’s journey that took 530 years
The old ones are the best
From Shakespeare to Civil War – 600 years of drama
Bringing well-seasoned history to the table
Curtain up on a city with theatre in its blood
800 years on and still pulling a crowd
Made in Loughborough, heard all over the world
Where great ideas have taken off
Wars of the Roses… Begonias, Fuchsias and Petunias
The town that sets out its stall
The big cheese of the dairy world
Unique rural stays crop up all over Melton
Painting the town red since 1837
Follow in the footsteps of kings on a right royal outing
Town famed for its pies has the recipe for success
Moira – the place to have a blast
Hall that really sells itself
Space Suits, Rockets And Buzz Aldrin’s Underpants
World-class opera takes centre stage on a country estate
Take a walk with Romans, Georgians and dinosaurs
High spirits at historic inns
Leicester boasts big name high street stores, amazing independent boutiques to shop for that ideal unique gift, one of Europe’s largest covered markets, and a wide array of restaurants, cafes, pubs, bars and tea rooms to refuel once you’ve got your…
Country park digs deep into area’s mining and cultural heritage
A stay in Great British style
18th Century estate is a beautifully crafted canvas
Shiver me Timbers! A wreck to explore 60 miles from sea
Arts and Crafts cottage that took root in forest setting
No battle this heritage line can’t win
Half a billion years in the making
The Golden Mile where all that glitters is gold
England’s first forest for 1,000 years
Costume drama played out in ancient quarter
Less pub, more licensed cafe, deli and bistro, the 15th-century thatched Tithe Barn is a historical gem originally built for storing harvested grains. It’s been beautifully restored and serves breakfasts, snacks and lunches.
From Hollywood to Hinckley – a stunt that created a legend
From small beginnings to great apes
Mansion linked to Leicester’s ‘Sherlock Holmes’
Puzzling pathways are the best in their field
Check in to check out city’s fascinating history
Discover a bit of Leicester's history in the Kings Lock Tearooms. Established in 2004, the tearooms are housed in the last remaining lock-keeper’s cottage in Leicester, built in 1796 and marking the place where the waterway changes from a river to a…
Stop by Mrs Bridges at anytime - perfect for a cream tea after a busy day of shopping or after visiting King Richard III. Built in 1723, 17 Loseby Lane lies in the heart of Leicester's unique and historical lanes area, and the historic atmosphere…
The Globe has been a pub since 1720 when beer was brewed on-site using water drawn from a well that still exists. The pub was popular in the 18th and 19th centuries with textile workers as a place to trade stockings, laying the foundations for the…
In an age where technology is at the forefront of everyone’s life, it is crucial people find time to connect with nature; and experience the benefits of exploring the adventures the natural world has to offer.
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