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Escort City Guide for the English City Leicester

Leicester was founded in 47 A.D. by the Romans. After a great ideal of redevelopment since World War II, Leicester has become one the most culturally diverse cities in England. Its Caribbean and Diwali festivals are known the world over. One of Leicester’s greatest claims to fame is the discovery of Richard III’s remains in 2012. Leicester is also home to two universities: The University of Leicester and De Montfort University.

WHERE TO GO AND WHAT TO SEE WITH YOUR ESCORT DATE

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    Richard III Visitor Centre Museum

    The number one place to visit is the King Richard III Visitor Centre, constructed next to the site of the discovery of his remains in 2012. The Visitor Centre, opened in 2014, documents King Richard III’s troubled life and death in battle. Making use of a Victorian Revival building, The Visitor Centre combines interactive exhibitions with modern technology.

    • 4A St Martins Leicester LE1 5DB
    • 0300 300 0900
    • kriii.com
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    Leicester Cathedral

    The second “must see” for you and your escort girl should be Leicester Cathedral. The church that become Richard III’s final resting place in March 2015, was built in 1089. The cathedral boasts intricate stained-glass windows, beautiful period architecture and Richard III’s royal tomb.

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    National Space Centre Museum

    For an “out of this world” experience with your escort, The National Space Centre Museum is for you. This is one of the best places to while away rainy-day hours. Visit its galleries, rocket tower and interactive exhibits. It's also home to the UK’s largest planetarium as well as taking the lead for astronomy and space science.

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    New Walk Museum and Art Gallery

    The original museum of Leicester, New Walk Museum and Art Gallery was built in 1849. The museum offers morsels of everything from culture and fine art to natural history. Here you’ll find displays from dinosaurs to German expressionism as well as a Victorian Gallery. With free admission, it’s a wonderful way to share your day with someone.

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    Newarke Houses Museum and Gardens Museum Historical Landmark

    Newarke Houses Museum & Gardens houses the Royal Leicestershire Regiment museum and tells the history of war through the eyes of Leicester and neighbouring areas. Military artifacts dating back to the Tudors are on display. You can also check out a genuine World War I trench.

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    Leicester Market

    Legend has it that Leicester Market dates back over 800 years. Its current site has been home for over 700 years. Europe’s largest covered outdoor market, Leicester Market has more than 270 stalls selling everything from fruit to flowers and books to jewelry. Open 6 days a week in the city centre, you can get anything your heart desires.

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    Grand Union Canal Natural Feature

    Looking for a unique way to see Leicester? Try a walk or a tour boat ride along the Grand Union Canal to sight see in style. Running from London to Birmingham, Leicester is right in the heart of the canal and supplies a unique look at the city.

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    University of Leicester Botanical Garden

    The University of Leicester houses the Botanical Garden. The 16-acre scenic area was established in 1947, and houses exotic plants originally curated from Vienna, Geneva, and Cambridge. The Attenborough Arboretum is also nearby and worth a look.

Accommodations

  • WINSTANLEY HOUSE

    Set inside 160 acres of parkland, but 2 miles from Leicester city centre, Winstanley House is a luxuriant boutique hotel with lavish amenities and the charm of a country house. Restored to its former opulence, it has all the modern touches. It’s also home to Black Iron, a traditional British steakhouse. Join them for lunch on Sunday or afternoon tea.

    • location_on Hinckley Road Leicester, England, LE3 1HX, UK
    • phone +44 116 366 5642
    • link winstanleyhouse.co.uk
  • THE LODGE AT RUDDINGTON

    The Lodge at Ruddington is utter indulgence. Surround yourself with first class luxury and uncompromising quality. You’ll enjoy executive accommodations n distinctively designed suites. The views are spectacular and sweeping. The Ruddington Arms Gastro Pub, a two-minute walk away, can accommodate your dinner needs as well.

  • THE BELMONT HOTEL

    Nestled in historic New Walk in Leicester city centre, The Bemont Hotel offers a unique boutique stay in a 19th century property. Part of Leicester for over 80 years, The Belmont is a wonderful place to start your exploration of the city.

    You ‘re only minutes away from your destination but miles away from ordinary.

    • location_on 20 De Montfort Square, Leicester, England, LE1 7GR, UK
    • phone +0116 254 4773
    • link www.belmonthotel.co.uk
  • ABBOTS OAK MANOR

    A true country manor house, Abbots Oak Manor is tucked into Leicester’s countryside. This exclusive boutique hotel has bedrooms that have been designed with a signature style and stunning décor. All the amenities are available in each room, including a Nespresso machine. Enjoy a champagne brunch or afternoon tea in the restaurant.

    • location_on Warren Hills Road, Abbots Oak, Coalville, England, LE67 4UY, UK
    • phone +44 1530 833952
    • link www.abbotsoak.co.uk

RESTAURANTS

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    LILU CUISINE

    Lilu’s offers an Indian fusion menu that is a trip around the world. Taking their cues from Leicester itself and the regional cooking styles found in India, Lilu’s offers a world of fresh natural flavors. From their soft-shell crab and flavored naans to papadums and chutneys, Lilu’s is much more than just a curry house.

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    STEAK & LOUNGE

    Known as Leicester’s most loved steak restaurant, Steak and Lounge doesn’t disappoint. Winner of the TripAdvisor Traveler’s Choice Award for 2020, their warm and inviting atmosphere as well as their excellent cuts of meat and delightful service make this a real go to. From halal steak to milk cake, you’ll see why they earned their most loved reputation.

BARS AND PUBS

  • VEENO LEICESTER

    From simple beginnings gathering with friends and family for Italian Aperitivo-drinking wine and noshing on cured meats and cheeses, Veeno shares its heritage with Leicester. The Caruso and Minini vineyards produce the award-winning wines served. Whether having brunch or sharing a board with friends, Veeno has the right wine to pairing. This is one experience you will always remember.

    • location_on 9 St Martins, Leicester, LE1 5DE
    • phone +44 (0)116 2628719
    • link www.veenobars.com
  • BRICK AND BEAM

    Leicester’s most unique rooftop terrace that features classic cocktails and a good cigar. The industrial chic style is a great place for their urban tapas menu and jazz shows as well as an afternoon tea. Brick and Beam is the place to be for a distinctive bar experience.

    • location_on 12 Queen Street, Leicester, Leicestershire, LE1 1QW
    • phone +44 (0)116 326 6808
    • link www.brickandbeam.co.uk
  • BRISTOL IS BECKONING

    Bristol is the 10th largest populous city in South West England with 463,400 residents. Creative media, electronics and aerospace industries make up the economy of modern-day Bristol. It boasts two Universities, University of Bristol, and University of the West England. It is connected to London and other major UK cities by road and rail, and to the world by sea and air. A popular tourist attraction in the UK, Bristol was selected a top ten world city in 2009. It was also selected the best livable city in Britain in 2014 and 2017. 2015 saw Bristol earn the EU’s European Green Captial Award.

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