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May 1, 2023 · 1. Warwick Castle. Source: shutterstock. Warwick Castle. First raised by William the Conqueror during the Norman Conquest, Warwick Castle has kept its 14th-century military architecture intact. The wing of the castle facing the town was reinforced during the 100 Years’ War, and the iconic Caesar’s and Guy’s Towers still stand guard.
- Discover Historic Warwick Castle. The market town's most popular tourist attraction, Warwick Castle is a massive battlement-crowned fortress that can trace its roots all the way back to the time of William the Conquerer.
- Explore Old Town Warwick. Many of the streets in Warwick's old town still have attractive 17th- and 18th-century buildings that will appeal to tourists.
- Visit Medieval Lord Leycester Hospital. Located in the very heart of the Old Town on Warwick High Street, the Lord Leycester Hospital consists of a series of magnificent half-timbered medieval buildings that date as far back as 1383.
- Take a Stroll through St. Nicholas' Park. Known affectionately to locals as St. Nick's, St. Nicholas' Park is a Warwick point of interest that's well worth a visit.
Market Hall Museum. Market Hall Museum is located in the Market Hall, a 17th-century landmark in the heart of Warwick. Refurbished in 2017 with the help of a generous grant from the Heritage...
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Recently refurbished with the help of a generous grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund, the museum tells the story of Warwickshire, and how the shifting natural and human landscapes have shaped the county to the present day. Our popular exhibits include: The Museum Bear; Oisin, our tweeting Giant Irish Deer skeleton
Whilst many visit Warwick Castle, one of the most popular tourist attractions in England, few stay on to sample the delights of this historic market town. Narrow streets crowd around the central square where a thriving market is held every Saturday. Here you will also find The Market Hall, home to the excellent Warwickshire Museum.
The Warwickshire Museum was founded by the Warwickshire Natural History and Archaeological Society in 1836. The society collected and displayed items from all over the world. Today, Warwickshire Museum collects principally from the county of Warwickshire.
About. The Museum, celebrates the stories of Warwickshire and its people and has been refurbished thanks to a generous grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund and with the support of heritage, natural history and community groups from across the county. Explore our galleries, discover treasures from Warwickshire’s collections and archives, and ...
