Reviewed on Jul 13, 2025
Visit this quaint parish church to admire Saxon-era architectural features, Roman tiles and a collection of attractive stained-glass windows.
Walk amid the ruins of this millennia-old Roman bathhouse and browse the archaeological collections of the adjacent museum.
Discover the stories of infamous local villains, examine medieval artifacts and attend live music events at one of England’s oldest civic buildings.
Home to the crypt of King Richard III, this medieval church also has impressive carvings, ornate chapels and a public art instillation.
This 19th-century monument is a favorite meeting point for locals and a gateway to the city’s shopping districts, historic attractions and vibrant Cultural Quarter.
Marvel at the intricate craftsmanship of this 19th-century landmark, take a tour of its stately rooms and relax in a leafy public square.
