Bosworth Battlefield Heritage Centre

Email: bosworth@leics.gov.uk | Telephone: 01455 290429

A BIG Thank You to all the re-enactors, food concessions, volunteers and visitors who attended our Anniversary Battle Event this weekend - we hope you enjoyed it?

The next Living History camp at Bosworth Battlefield is over the weekend of Saturday 24th & Sunday 25th September - we hope to see you then?

Ticket Prices

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Tickets

Opening Times

Battlefield Heritage Centre
Open 7 days a week | 10.00 am – 5.00 pm

(Last admission 4.00 pm)

The Country Park
Currently open 7.00 am to 7.00 pm (September 2016)

Our Location

Set in the heart of England near Sutton Cheney, a picturesque village in gentle rolling countryside, accessible by road, but no direct public transport.

Find Us

What's on

Must see
Wider Battlefield Walk
Saturday 8th October, 9:30 am - 4:30 pm

Experienced walkers with a penchant for history can join our expert Guides and enjoy Bosworth Battlefield’s extended 7.5 mile (12 km) walk.
Guided Walk
Saturday 1st October, 11:30 am

Join one of our experienced Guides for an informative 2 km guided walk exploring the Battle of Bosworth, the death of King Richard III and the unlikely victory of Henry Tudor.
Guided Walk
Saturday 1st October, 2:00 pm

Join one of our experienced Guides for an informative 2 km guided walk exploring the Battle of Bosworth, the death of King Richard III and the unlikely victory of Henry Tudor.
Guided Walk
Sunday 2nd October, 11:30 am

Join one of our experienced Guides for an informative 2 km guided walk exploring the Battle of Bosworth, the death of King Richard III and the unlikely victory of Henry Tudor.
Guided Walk
Sunday 2nd October, 2:00 pm

Join one of our experienced Guides for an informative 2 km guided walk exploring the Battle of Bosworth, the death of King Richard III and the unlikely victory of Henry Tudor.
Guided Walk
Saturday 8th October, 11:30 am

Join one of our experienced Guides for an informative 2 km guided walk exploring the Battle of Bosworth, the death of King Richard III and the unlikely victory of Henry Tudor.