Step back through 15,000 years of history with an exclusive archaeological walking tour of Bradgate Park. Over five years, researchers from the University of Leicester uncovered remarkable evidence of human activity across this ancient landscape. Now, one of the project’s directors – Professor Richard Thomas – will guide you through the discoveries that reshaped our understanding of the park’s past.
This immersive tour will take you to key excavation sites, including:
An Ice Age hunting camp, revealing the lives of some of the park’s earliest visitors
An Iron Age enclosure, offering insights into prehistoric communities
The medieval deer park and hunting lodge, central to Bradgate’s long aristocratic history
Bradgate House (and the hidden house beneath it), and associated outbuildings
Stout footwear is strongly recommended
Location
Bradgate Park, Main Street, Newtown Linford, Leicestershire, LE6 0HB, United Kingdom
Additional location/direction information
Meet at the Park Gate in the Newtown Linford Car Park, Bradgate Road LE6 0HB
Schedule
Fri, 17 Jul
6:00 PM
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8:00 PM
Additional booking information
Meet in the Newtown Linford Car park
Additional fee information
£7.50 and Car parking fees apply