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The old hamlet of Little Virginia sits close to the Castle, just off Castle Hill. It originally consisted of 15 cottages which date from the...
Managed by the Warwickshire Wildlife Trust, this beautiful Local Nature Reserve is on the northern edge of Kenilworth, off Upper Spring Lane. Parliament Piece offers...
Stoneleigh Abbey was founded by the Cistercians in 1154, but little trace remains of the original Abbey buildings except for the 14th-century Gatehouse. One of...
Thickthorn Wood is a piece of ancient woodland four miles from Kenilworth and just to the south east of the A46 which borders it on...
Abbey Fields is set in the dramatic valley of the Finham Brook and enjoys views of the historic town and Kenilworth castle. Grassy slopes, wildflower...
Located amongst the ruins of the Abbey in Abbey Fields, the museum is housed in a 14th Century rectangular sandstone building of two storeys. Originally...
The Norman and Gothic ruins of the Abbey of St. Mary the Virgin are to be found within the churchyard of St Nicholas and the...
The parish church of All Saints at Leek Wootton was built during the Imperial period on the site of a Medieval church. A church has...
Just north of Kenilworth old town, on Crackley Lane just off the A429, this ancient woodland of 14 hectares is a popular Local Nature Reserve....
Kenilworth Castle and its Elizabethan Gardens is the star of Kenilworth’s show and has been described as "the finest surviving example of a semi-royal palace...
At the head of Warwick Road by Abbey End stands the Kenilworth Clock Tower, on the site of a much earlier market cross. George Marshall...
Now a Local Nature Reserve managed by the WWT, Kenilworth Common has a long history traced back to its creation in 1756. Back then it...
The Kenilworth to Berkswell Greenway is a linear Country Park in south Warwickshire countryside, following a 6.5 km section of former railway, with the park...
The word pound comes from the Saxon word “Pund”, meaning enclosure. Pounds are known to date from the medieval period and nearly every village once...
At the eastern end of Kenilworth Common, the Greenway path passes through a disused railway cutting, excavated partly through the local natural bedrock. This bedrock...
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