Rugby and the surrounding area has a large selection of accommodation types to choose from, including the local bed & breakfasts, guesthouses and of course hotels. If your budget can stretch far enough why not explore the possibility of staying in one of nearby Warwick’s stately estates.
Rugby enthusiasts will enjoy a visit to the Rugby school museum, steeped in the sports history and crammed with charisma a tour of the museum is not to be missed. The statue of William Webb Ellis provides the perfect backdrop for photographs.
Draycote Water Reservoir and Country Park is a great place to enjoy being outdoors, with mini walks around the reservoir, bike rides and boat watching. Take a picnic and make a day of it.
Warwick castle often described as Britain’s ultimate castle where visitors can immerse themselves in its history and experience the excitement of Merlin.
When in Warwick stop by the Collegiate Church of St Mary’s. Steeped in history and beautiful to behold, it’s well worth a visit. The church dominates the Warwick skyline with its imposing tower. The church itself was built by the Beauchamp family, the Earls of Warwick.
If the weather is nice then bring the family to St. Nicholas Park with plenty for the kids to see and do. Park activities include a crazy golf course, a children’s play area, amusement rides, boats for hire and so much more. The park itself is clean and very well maintained, with adequate parking and toilet facilities, making for a great family day out in Warwickshire.
Rugby has nice eateries serving top food with a great atmosphere to match. There are a range of food styles to choose from, including Italian and the traditional English pub grub. Whilst music in some of the local pubs and bars offer the opportunity to relax with the locals after a day out exploring the town.
