Things to do in Leicester outdoors


Visiting Leicester offers a blend of history and modernity. Start with the majestic Leicester Cathedral, steeped in medieval architecture. Dive into the city's past at the King Richard III Visitor Centre, unraveling the mysteries of the infamous monarch. Immerse yourself in culture at the New Walk Museum and Art Gallery, showcasing diverse exhibits.

Explore the vibrant Jewry Wall Museum, showcasing Roman artifacts. Don't miss the bustling Leicester Market for a taste of local life. Finish with a stroll through Abbey Park, a serene escape from the urban hustle. Leicester promises a journey through time and culture in one dynamic city.

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Nottingham Heritage Railway

6 miles of heritage railway running through the beautiful scenery of South Nottinghamshire and North-West Leicestershire.

Attraction
Adults from £7.50

Calke Abbey

Step into a time capsule of faded grandeur, where nature intertwines with history amidst sprawling grounds and a meticulously preserved estate.

Coombe Abbey Country Park
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Free

Coombe Abbey Country Park

Explore lush woodlands, meandering trails, and serene lakeside vistas. Engage in outdoor activities, picnics, and wildlife spotting adventures.

Brandon Marsh and Nature Centre
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Adults £3.50

Brandon Marsh and Nature Centre

Brandon Marsh Nature Reserve is set in 220 acres and features a wide variety of large pools, bird hides, woodland walks and wildflower meadows.

Wollaton Hall and Park
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Free

Wollaton Hall and Park

An Elizabethan country house which is now Nottingham Natural History Museum, with Nottingham Industrial Museum in the out-buildings.

Moorways Sports Village and Water Park
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Adults from £6.50

Moorways Sports Village and Water Park

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Moorways Sports Village and Water Park combines a water park and leisure centre with Moorways Stadium to create a fantastic facility for the community.

The Arboretum
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Free

The Arboretum

This Green Flag award winning park is Nottingham's oldest public park and the closest park to the city centre.

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Free

Cotton End Park

Cotton End Park in Northamptonshire is run by Long Buckby Green Spaces for the benefit of our communities, and has ten acres of open green space.