Loughborough

Originally a Corn Exchange the Town Hall has been a centre of social activity since 1855 and now houses a theatre, restaurant and several function rooms. The outdoor market on Thursday and Saturday is another popular attraction and dates back to 1221 when King Henry III granted a charter. All Saints Parish Church stands in one of the oldest parts of Loughborough next to the 14^th century Manor House and the nearby Old Rectory now houses a museum. Wander down medieval Church Gate and you’ll believe you have travelled back in time. When you’ve finished exploring you may wish to enjoy a quite drink or bite to eat one of the many excellent pubs and restaurants in the town centre. Then in the evening why not catch a show at the Town Hall or watch a movie at the wonderful ‘Curzon’ Cinema. Whatever your pleasure its always that little bit more in Loughborough.

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