An introduction to Ashby-de-la-Zouch
Ashby-de-la-Zouch, often referred to as �Ashby�, is a market town in the north-west corner of Leicestershire, within the limits of the National Forest. Its castle, now a ruin Near the town centre, was of strategic importance up to the 17th century. Other historical landmarks include the Grade II listed water tower and Our Lady of Lourdes Roman Catholic church.
Fall in love with Leicestershire
Leicestershire, a landlocked county in the heart of the midlands, is one of England's frequently overlooked hidden gems. Aside from the charming towns and villages dotted around the urbanised area, Leicestershire is full of great attractions. Historical sites like the Richard III Visitor Centre and the Bosworth Battlefield Heritage Site, alongside family attractions like the National Forest's Conkers and Twycross Zoo, will ensure a memorable visit for everyone.
We have lift off! Visit the National Space Centre
Based in the centre of Leicester, the National Space Centre is one of Leicestershire's, and indeed the UK's, most popular attractions. With six amazing interactive galleries, the largest planetarium in Britain, a 42m high rocket tower and an incredible 3D simulator, this award-winning museum will make a fun and fascinating day out for the whole family.
Looking for a cheap hotel Near Ashby-de-la-Zouch? Travelodge Nottingham Donnington Park Hotel is less than 20 minutes away, and Travelodge Burton upon Trent Central Hotel can be reached in half an hour.