CUSTOMER NOTICE
Focusing on the health and wellbeing of our staff and customers and in line with national guidance and government recommendations, we have closed Bosworth Battlefield Heritage Centre's exhibition and shop from 4 November to 2 December.
The 1485 Tithe Barn tea room will be open Saturday – Wednesday 9.30 - 3.30pm running a reduced menu take away service only. The courtyard toilets will be open during these times only (operating a one in/one out system).
Closing our heritage site, along with other heritage attractions across the nation, will mean tougher times ahead for those working in the tourism industry. We ask that you continue to support our site by rearranging your visit for later in the year and watch out for online activities and events.
We’re all in this together and will make sure our approach continues to reflect the latest government guidelines. Keep up to date by visiting: www.gov.uk/coronavirus and follow our social media channels to hear the latest from us.
The Country Park will remain open. Please Note the Car Park ticket machine is currently cash only
Ticket Prices
Ticket Prices
The Exhibition is currently closed in line with the national lock down.
To buy timed exhibition tickets, view prices and find out about current offers, please follow the link below Please see our bookings T&Cs here.
Opening Times
Opening Times
Battlefield Heritage Centre Exhibition is now closed in line with the National lockdown.
The Country Park is open as usual.
Our Location
Our Location
Set in the heart of England near Sutton Cheney, a picturesque village in gentle rolling countryside, we’re one of the best days out in Leicestershire.
What's on
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Guided Walks
Saturday 5th December, 11:35 am - 3:35 pm
Join one of our experienced Guides for an informative and fun 2 km guided walk along surfaced footpaths exploring the Battle of Bosworth, the death of King Richard III and the unlikely victory of Henry Tudor.
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Guided Walks
Sunday 6th December, 11:35 am - 3:35 pm
Join one of our experienced Guides for an informative and fun 2 km guided walk along surfaced footpaths exploring the Battle of Bosworth, the death of King Richard III and the unlikely victory of Henry Tudor.
