Kenilworth Castle is a magnificent stone motte and bailey fortress and the largest castle ruin in England. In the inner bailey stands a massive Norman keep, with its huge forebuilding,...

This fine museum tells the interesting story of one of the oldest regiments in the nation and the way it has developed since the foundations of the institution in 1674....

St John’s House Museum contains a vast array of diverse displays and exhibitions that make the centre appeal to all ages. The Victorian Laundry allows you to try and...

The Mead Gallery is one of the centrepieces of the campus at the University of Warwick. The gallery houses a great many fantastic exhibitions throughout the year that work...

Britain’s Greatest Mediaeval Experience. Prepare for battle in the award winning “Kingmaker”, then descend into the darkness of the Dungeon or brave the Torture Chamber. Feel the weight of a...

This museum covers the history of the Warwickshire Yeomanry, one of the most historic parts of the British Army, from its formation in 1794 to 1954. There is an...

Warwick Racecourse is situated in the heart of the historic less than half-a-mile from Warwick Castle and stages horse racing throughout the year. Jump racing (National Hunt) takes place from...

The Court House in Jury Street is an impressive 18th Century building that was both designed and built by Francis Smith between 1724 and 1731. The court house has...

Oken’s House is so named because it was the home of Thomas Oken who was, as the plaque on the wall testifies, “a great benefactor to Warwick” who died in...

There are two unusual pillar boxes in Warwick that stand at the East and West gates of the city. They were cast in the mid 1800s in the shape...

St Mary’s Church is situated in the centre of Warwick and is famous for its beautiful Beauchamp Chapel where the medieval tomb of Richard Beauchamp can be found. Many...