Aylestone Travel Guide
Tourist Guide
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voco Leicester by IHG
Stayed for a tigers game and it was absolutely lush - gorgeous coffee in the lair the next day too!
Reviewed on 19 Apr 2026
Burleigh Court Hotel
Friendly helpful staff. Free parking. Quiet room. Good night sleep and delicious breakfast buffet.
Reviewed on 21 Apr 2026
The Grand Hotel Leicester by The Unlimited Collection
Staff were incredibly helpful and friendly during check in, ensuring you had everything you required. Hotel environment was stunning. Everything from furniture style to colours used. Rooms were exceptional. Bed was so comfortable! Amenities in the room were
Reviewed on 22 Apr 2026
The Gresham Aparthotel
Very nice aparthotel in a central location.
Reviewed on 14 Apr 2026
Elegant 2-bed Home - Prime City Centre Location
Showcase Apartments Kimberley House
We enjoyed our stay here. The staff were welcoming. The apartment is in a perfect central location, making everything easily accessible. It was especially convenient for our family, as we could cook our own meals and feel at home. The apartment was comfortable and offered great value for the price. ...
Reviewed on 20 Feb 2026
Popular places to visit
National Space Centre
Learn about the solar system and famous space missions, become a trainee astronaut for the day and attend planetarium shows at this interactive museum.
Curve Theatre
At the heart of Leicester’s Cultural Quarter is this modern theater, which hosts everything from ballets and concerts to dramas and stand-up comedy shows.
Leicester Cathedral
Home to the crypt of King Richard III, this medieval church also has impressive carvings, ornate chapels and a public art instillation.
New Walk Museum
Examine millennia-old dinosaur fossils, mummies from ancient Egypt and work by artists such as J.M.W. Turner at this museum and gallery.
Leicester Town Hall
Marvel at the intricate craftsmanship of this 19th-century landmark, take a tour of its stately rooms and relax in a leafy public square.
Haymarket Memorial Clock Tower
This 19th-century monument is a favorite meeting point for locals and a gateway to the city’s shopping districts, historic attractions and vibrant Cultural Quarter.
