Visit to Richard III Visitor Centre & Leicester Cathedral

 In August 2012, remains were discovered in a car park in Leicester that were eventually identified as those of King Richard III.  The Visitors’ centre, converted from a Victorian Gothic revival school building, tells the story of the king’s life and death, along with one of the greatest archaeological detective stories ever told.  In the afternoon, there will be a guided visit of Leicester Cathedral, where the king is now buried.

Lunch available in local cafes or bring your own

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Coach Pickup:  Oxford Playhouse at 8.30am  Peartree Park and Ride 8.45am

Approximate return to Peartree Park and Ride 6.00pm.