Journey through medieval England in the interactive exhibition at Bosworth Battlefield Heritage Centre, witness the horrors of medieval warfare in the Barber Surgeon?s tent and discover if you would have made a valiant knight with armour to try on and weapons to handle.

Whose side will you take as you enter the battle room, Richard's or Henry's See history brought to life in Ambion Parva Events Arena with a host of events throughout the year with something for all the family.

The Tithe Barn Restaurant located at Bosworth Battlefield Heritage Centre overlooks the beautiful country park where the famous Battle of 1485 took place.

The original barn was erected at Sandiacre, Derbyshire before being transported in early 2004, piece by piece, to Fenny Copse in Quorn, Leicestershire, for major renovation work. A specialist joinery firm, working alongside building historians, were engaged to sort, grade and using select English oak, repair the structure. Some original timbers were then used to re-erect the main structure of the barn which provides a unique focal point for visitors to the site.

The licensed restaurant offers an extensive daily menu of hearty meals and light lunches using predominantly locally produced ingredients. Food may be served inside the historic barn or outside in the tea garden and patio.

There is a fantastic range of unique items and something for everyone, from toys to jewellery, books to tapestries.

The quest for originality and variety means that our shop is continually able to offer ranges.

Disabled toilets, toddler step available.

Bosworth Battlefield Heritage Centre and Country Park is in the heart of England and is easily accessible by road with rail and air links locally.

By Road Surrounded by a network of motorways, the M1, M6, M42 and 9.5km from junction 1 on the M69. Located close to the market town of Market Bosworth, 5.5km north from Hinckley and only 19km from Leicester.

By Bus There is a regular bus service from Leicester to Market Bosworth (153). We are located 3 miles south of Market Bosworth. Taxis are available or this can be a pleasurable walk.

By Rail Regular services from London to Nuneaton and Leicester.

By Air East Midlands Airport or Birmingham Airport

Parking There is ample parking and for all and for disabled visitors there are allocated spaces giving easy access to the Centre. There is a parking fee of ?1.50. Tickets are obtained from the ticket machine by the information board in the car park. Coach parking is complimentary as part of a pre-booked group visit.

A buggy friendly site with indoor and outdoor exhibits to look at.

The Centre, the Exhibition and the country walk are accessible. There are wheel chairs and an electric buggy available on request

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