Bosworth Battlefield Heritage Centre and Country Park
is a unique day out for all the family.
Re-live this famous turning point in British history.
The death of a King and the birth of the all powerful Tudor dynasty.
Please click the forward arrow above to play.
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John Flower who lived from 1793to 1861 in Leicester, was a professional art teacher and landscape artist. His paintings oflandscapes and buildings was prolific,and his book "Views of Ancient Buildings in the Town and County of Leicester" (published 1826) is an invaluable historical record of the buildings of early 19th Leicester and Leicestershire, many of which have now eitherbeen demolishedor have been heavily remodelled. Of great interest to the Bosworth and Ricardian enthusiast are the lovely clear images of the Blue Boar Inn formerly on the corner of High Cross Street andBlue Boar Lanewhich was demolished in 1830.
Showing in our Temporary Exhibition Area from 2nd of March to 31st August.
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Why not come along and do your shopping at our Bosworth Gift Shop, we have a wide range of historical gifts and books.
For the Prince and Princess you would like to buy a gift for we have a large selection of toys, dressing-up costumes, games amd many stocking filler gifts.
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Bosworth Battlefield is home to a new trail which invites you to discover the Battle of Bosworth whilst enjoying breath-taking views.
The trail comprises of a 1.25 mile (2.2km) walk with audio and visual interpretation about the battle and surrounding area.
Climbing Ambion Hill near the Battlefield Heritage Centre the trail also includes a stunning walk-through sundial which features the thrones of Richard III, Henry Tudor and Lord Stanley. The panoramic view from the sundial provides the opportunity to see the actual battlefield site in the distance, the church of nearby Market Bosworth and other local landscape features.
For further details please ring 01455 290429.
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