Royal Pump Rooms
Former spa baths on the Parade, now home to the free Leamington Spa Art Gallery & Museum, the library and visitor information.
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Places worth your time in Royal Leamington Spa
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Landmarks, museums, parks and viewpoints in and around the area.
Former spa baths on the Parade, now home to the free Leamington Spa Art Gallery & Museum, the library and visitor information.
Formal gardens and lawns between the Parade and the River Leam, with floral displays, cafés and the Jephson Memorial.
Open lawn of about 5.4 acres beside the Pump Rooms, crossed by footpaths, with an ironwork bandstand in the middle.
Grassy riverside park on the south bank of the Leam, opposite Jephson Gardens.
Public park of 18.5 acres on the south bank of the Leam, about half a mile west of the centre.
Large open park on the eastern edge of the town.
Small park in a sunken hollow in Milverton, used mostly by local people.
Grade II* listed parish church built in phases between 1843 and 1869, largely to designs by its vicar, John Craig.
Theatre and cinema opened in 1972, with a main auditorium for 667 people and a smaller cinema screen.
Stratford & Warwickshire
A market town with the ruins of Kenilworth Castle and the open space of Abbey Fields
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Shakespeare's birthplace, his family homes and the Royal Shakespeare Company beside the Avon
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Warwickshire's county town, with its castle above the Avon and medieval streets
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