Guy’s Cliffe Walled Garden
The Walled Garden was originally part of the kitchen garden for Guy’s Cliffe House from at least the 1770s to the late 1940s.
Category: Things to do
Collegiate Church of St Mary
St Mary’s is a beautiful church that dominates Warwick’s skyline. Not to be missed during your visit, take in the Church's rich history and marvel at the magnificent 15th century Beauchamp Chapel.
Hill Close Gardens
A delightful network of individual Victorian gardens separated by high hedges. Summerhouses, gnarled old fruit trees, heritage flowers and vegetables welcome the visitor to this tranquil spot.
Lord Leycester Hospital and Master’s Garden
Beautiful 14th and 15th century timber-framed buildings clustered around the Norman gateway into Warwick.
Priory Park
Priory Park offers natural open space with meadow and woodland walks; perfect for getting away from it all.
Market Hall Museum
Market Hall Museum is located in the Market Hall, a 17th-century landmark in the heart of Warwick. Here you’ll find displays on the geology, natural history and early history of the county.
Saltisford Canal Trust
Colourful canal urban fringe park, run by local charity on the Saltisford Arm of the Grand Union Canal. A tranquil green oasis with a contemplation area and sensory garden.
St. Nicholas Park
Popular park offering broad swathes of grass, floral displays, riverside walks, boating, amusements, crazy golf, outdoor paddling pool, tennis, football courts, children’s play areas, a café and a leisure centre.
The College Garden
A quiet refuge from the bustle of the town and a spot from which to admire St Mary’s Church.
The Master’s Garden at the Lord Leycester Hospital
Hidden behind the ancient buildings of the Lord Leycester Hospital is the enchanting and peaceful Master's Garden.
The Mill Garden
The Mill Garden is renowned for the quality of its planting and breathtaking position on the banks of the River Avon, lying beneath the walls of Warwick Castle.
The Museum of the Queen’s Royal Hussars – Churchill’s Own
This Museum tells the story of the Queen’s Royal Hussars through thematic galleries which start with the Hussars of the present and moves back through time to the Hussars of the past.
The Pageant Garden
Close to the Town Centre is the unexpected haven of the Pageant Garden. Over several generations buildings were bought and demolished to create this garden.
The Quaker Garden
Behind the friends Meeting House a quiet and intimate retreat is provided. Enter through the stone archway near the end of High Street or through a wooden door from Castle Lane.