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Recently restored, this small stone rubble bridge has two arches and pointed cutwater on its upstream side. The bridge is medieval, possibly dating from 1500, but was widened in more recent times. King William’s Bridge, restored 2008 The bridge is named after King William III who visited Bradgate, residence of Lord Grey Earl of Stamford, in 1696. Early maps and records refer to is simply as ’Damgate. King Williams’ Bridge is protected as a scheduled monument.

Cafe, toilets, beautiful park, miniature railway. Cycle route through the patk

This striking mural, on Aylestone Road, marks the entrance to Aylestone Meadows close to Mill Lock. It features the wildlife that can be seen on the meadows, such as longhorn cattle, hares, mallards and dragonflies. Local landmark the Pack Horse Bridge is also depicted. The mural was designed and created by local artist Leigh Drummond, aka Mono, working with artists’ collective Graffwerk.

Friars Mill gets its name from the site which had been a Dominican Priory (the Black Friars). The main surviving building of a cluster of early industrial buildings, Friars Mill, dates from around 1794.

just be vigilant of glass along the canal paths as they seem to be in places especially approaching Bridges for some reason and near benches.

A beautiful and unique Georgian pedestrian promenade that links the western, historic part of the city centre with Victoria Park - originally a racecourse. This is a 'must-walk' in Leicester, it is beautiful day and night, all year round.

A beautiful park that is close to the city centre with big open fields, it is one of the busiest parks in Leicester as it is on a key commute route for students and workers alike.

One of the landmarks of Leicester, this museum celebrates the city's status as a centre for space research in the UK.