Visit Kenilworth Website is live!

Its Live!

We’ve been working hard over the last few months on the new Visit Kenilworth Website to bring together all the tools a visitor needs to discover, explore and enjoy Kenilworth!

This new website has been developed by Kenilworth Town Council and Black Spiral Design and will act as the shop window to showcase what the town has to offer.  Under the hood you’ll find lots of information, ideas, inspiration and tools to help you get the best from a visit to Kenilworth. Here’s just a few of the key features:

Discovery Trails

For starters there is a range of free walking trails which can be downloaded as pdf’s  or used interactively on smart-phones (coming soon!).  Each trail is themed and tells a different story but they all share a very decent sprinkling of pit stops for refreshments! If you happen to be in Kenilworth you might even find them in hard copy too.

Day out itineraries

For visitors wanting to stay a little longer, we’ve also included complete, themed itineraries. These provide suggestions for a number of days of historical and artistic discovery, self-indulgent dining and truly unusual experiences.  For example, have you ever spent time in a Himalayan salt room to focus your mind?  How about taking an Alpaca for a walk in the woods? Or what about treating yourself to a Michelin-starred lunch? All possible and all accessible in Kenilworth!

All the businesses and places to visit

The Visit Kenilworth website also offers a full business and services directory. You’ll find all the accommodation, food, attractions, activities and even ideas of shopping that we have to offer. The directory is fully searchable and you’ll find interactive maps showing locations so there’s no excuse not to explore!

Useful links and downloads

We’ve also brought together all the useful links and publications in one place.   You’ll find links to the Kenilworth Arts Festival, WW1 walks to download and plenty more!

Kenilworth has been welcoming visitors for over 900 years.  The longest medieval siege on English soil, the extended visits of Elizabeth I and the writings of Sir Walter Scott have all helped to shape our town’s story and we can’t wait to help shape your story too!

So, bookmark the site and swing by anytime you are looking for a great day out in Warwickshire!