No. 01
Queen's Park
Park · Town Centre
A beautifully kept Edwardian park locals use daily, complete with war memorial and bandstand.
No. 02
Charnwood Museum
Museum · Town Centre
Compact and charming, it tells Loughborough's full story from prehistory to the present day.
No. 03
Loughborough Market
Market · Town Centre
One of the East Midlands' oldest markets, still buzzing with traders on Thursdays and Saturdays.
No. 04
Taylor's Bell Foundry Museum
Museum · Town Centre
The world's largest working bell foundry, casting bells since 1839, is genuinely jaw-dropping inside.
No. 05
Beacon Hill Country Park
Park · Woodhouse Eaves
Climb the ancient rocky summit for sweeping views across Charnwood Forest and beyond.
No. 06
Loughborough War Memorial Tower
Historic Site · Queen's Park
A striking carillon tower housing 47 bells, rung on special occasions throughout the year.
No. 07
Outwoods
Nature Reserve · Loughborough Outskirts
Ancient woodland on the edge of town, perfect for bluebells in spring and crisp autumn walks.
No. 08
Loughborough Railway Station
Historic Site · Town Centre
A handsome Victorian station with preserved period features that most passengers rush straight past.
No. 09
Great Central Railway
Heritage Railway · Loughborough Central
Britain's only double-track heritage railway runs steam trains through gorgeous Midlands countryside year-round.
No. 10
Limehurst Recreation Ground
Park · Loughborough East
A quiet, leafy local park where families gather and the pace of the town slows right down.