Warwick at Christmas
What's On in Warwick
Escape to
Wonderful Warwick
Famous for its magnificent castle, superb specialist and independent shops, historic charm and a fantastic range of places to eat & drink.
Historic Warwick
Warwick offers to visitors today the opportunity of exploring not only the architectural gems of our mediaeval history but also those of our more recent past and the modern vibrant life of the county town of Warwickshire.
Things to Do
You won’t have to look far to find things to do in Warwick.
What's On
From festivals, parades to markets, there is always something going on in Warwick.
Where to Stay
Browse beautiful accommodation in Warwick.
Plan your Visit
Plan ahead and get the best out of your visit to Warwick.
Online Gift Shop
We offer wide range of books, postcards and souvenirs to purchase as mementos of your stay.
Twinning
Nurturing historical bonds with our twinned and friendship towns in Europe. Saumur, Verden, Havelberg and Formigine.
WARWICK VISITOR CENTRE
Located in the heart of Warwick
Featured 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.
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.
