Bosworth Battlefield Heritage Centre - Nuneaton

Bosworth Battlefield Heritage Centre

Bosworth Battlefield Heritage Centre está ubicado en Ambion Ln, Sutton Cheney, Nuneaton CV13 0AD, Reino Unido, y es un lugar emblemático para aquellos interesados en la historia y la cultura.

Este centro ofrece una variedad de actividades y exhibiciones que permiten a los visitantes aprender sobre la batalla de Bosworth, que se libró en 1485 y marcó el fin de la dinastía York y el comienzo de la era Tudor.

Especialidades y servicios

• Historia museum
• Country park
• Heritage museum
• Museo
• Atracción turística

En el Bosworth Battlefield Heritage Centre, los visitantes pueden disfrutar de una variedad de servicios y atractivos, incluyendo una exhibición interactiva, un parque de la nación, un museo de herencia, un museo, una atracción turística, servicios en el lugar, actuaciones en vivo, un parking accesible para coches de ruedas de goma, una entrada accesible para sillas de ruedas, un baño accesible para sillas de ruedas, una tienda de souvenirs, un restaurante y un baño con Wi-Fi disponible.

El Bosworth Battlefield Heritage Centre es un destino popular entre las familias, ya que ofrece un ambiente acogedor y una variedad de actividades para niños, incluyendo la oportunidad de probar peltazas históricas y vestimenta y aprender sobre la historia local de una manera divertida.

Puntos de interés relacionados

• Services on-site
• Live performances
• Wheelchair-accessible car park
• Wheelchair-accessible entrance
• Wheelchair-accessible toilet
• Gift shop
• Cafe
• Offers tours
• Restaurant
• Toilet
• Wi-Fi
• Family friendly
• Good for kids
• Has changing table(s)

En resumen, el Bosworth Battlefield Heritage Centre es un lugar ideal para aquellos que buscan explorar la historia y la cultura de la región, con una variedad de servicios y atractivos para todos los públicos.

👍 Reviews of Bosworth Battlefield Heritage Centre

Jacqui

5/5

Excellent. Loved the interactive exhibition. Great for children to touch the exhibits and try on the battle helmets and attire. Learning about our local history in a fun way is very important for future generations.

A R.

5/5

We attended the DragonFest today.
It was a lovely day out, well organised, well staffed and ample car parking.
The heritage event was brilliantly put together with many willing volunteers. I'd definitely recommend this.
In addition the battle field and heritage centre are always well maintained and provide peaceful and tranquil places towalk/visit. Easy access to the steam railway too.

Jennie B.

5/5

Amazing! Well worth a visit. Very good pricing, sometimes have events on as well such as living history events. Staff are friendly and knowledgeable, exhibition is brilliant, there's some interactive games/tasks for adults and kids, very informative and very interesting.

Paul S.

5/5

Really well worth the visit. I've always had an interest in the Plantagenet and Tudor royals .... the museum is very good in the story telling , with things to read and videos to watch.
And the story behind the Stanley family who had an army of over 7,000 of their own who sat back and watched the battle between Richard and Henry before making up their minds who to support..... if you don't know, I'll let you discover for yourself. And if you do know, you don't need me to tell you. ... 😅

Colin S.

5/5

The Restaurant and Visitor Centre Staff were all absolutely lovely and obviously enjoy their job enormously. My Wife, Granddaughter and I enjoyed a lovely lunch in the Restaurant before touring the very informative and entertaining visitor centre. Our Granddaughter enjoyed trying on the various armour and costumes, as well as the other interactive displays. We then noticed that there was a provision for a all terrain mobility Scooter which normally has to booked in advance but nothing was too much trouble for the staff and it provided a wonderful tour of the Battlefield that my Wife wasn’t expecting to manage.
Thank you everyone at Bosworth, we will be back!

BvK.P

5/5

If you’re looking for something different and enjoy the beautiful countryside, crossing steam railway line, some forestry, canal and a pit stop before walking all the way around the towards the start, then I highly recommend starting your journey from this centre. I’ve yet to see the history inside but I will be visiting again at a later date and start a new journey towards a much longer path. On average the walk takes about an hour and half. If it has been raining, there is one or two path that becomes muddy. Recommend appropriate foot wear during these days.

josh G.

5/5

Went as a family, as a wheelchair user I made use of the free offroad scooter they have available (make sure you ring in advance to book it!), it was fantastic for getting around the outdoor part of the site which is mainly gravel paths and my normal electric wheelchair wouldn't have managed it at all. The museum inside was also great, lots to see and do, we spent the whole day and definitely didn't read / see everything.

colin F.

5/5

Centre was empty, Could take my time to read and see all the displays. Enjoyed the walk around the outside area in lovely weather. Bees buzzing around and butterflies everywhere. So peaceful and a great couple of hours spent!