Bosworth is famous for it's flower Displays, Agriculture, Horticultural and Equestrian Society. The name of Bosworth is associated with the famous battle 'War of the Roses' which took place in 1485, a few miles from the Market Town. King Richard III at the throne lost his crown to Henry Tudor, Earl of Richmond, making Bosworth famous for it's battlefield. Market Bosworth is also mentioned in the Domesday Book and granted a charter in 1285 for holding fairs and markets, which to this day retains its original charm and character.
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Hotels in Market BosworthBosworth Hall Hotel in Warwickshire is a Grade II listed William and Mary Mansion, set in 11 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens... |
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Eating Out...Try the range of examples of delicious dishes throughout this proud City. Fresh food is what it is all about here and there are a range of cosy pubs and outstanding restaurants to be wined and dined in... |
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Shopping....Market Bosworth is the perfect place to browse the gallery, quirky Antique and Gift shops and other specialist retailers... |
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Culture...For such a quaint village and it's surrounding areas, there is so much to take in and learn... |
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Attractions...Market Bosworth is a central point from which to visit many attractions including Cadbury's World... |
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