Royal Leamington Spa Travel Guide

 ligaya Says:  The White house town. Not much to do, couldn't even find the spa. You can go italian or indian restaurants, order a chinese takeaway, or going shopping on Tesco's, or to the bingo or visit the Rail station. 

 grayfo Says:  War Memorial The Leamington Spa memorial is in the form of a figure of a serviceman, with head bowed and arms reversed. The figure stands atop a square plinth, which bears the names of the fallen, and the inscription; there is a two-stepped base. Last updated 29 March 2008... 

 grayfo Says:  People can’t fail to notice the three metre high white Sicilian marble statue of Queen Victoria outside the Town hall.Of course there are many such statues of this most popular queen in Great Britain and the Commonwealth. There she stands holding the orb and sceptre and... 

 grayfo Says:  The Mill Bridge is a suspension bridge that overlooks a weir, it was opened in June 1903 from a design based upon London's Albert Bridge and is a Grade II listed structure. The bridge got its name from the fact that it is on the site of an old water mill that at one point... 

 slothtraveller Says:  The parish church of Leamington, All Saints, was built in the 19th century in Gothic style. Unfortunately when I visited, it was closed. I did, however, take a walk around the exterior of the church which is quite impressive. It reminded me more of a cathedral than a parish... 

 planxty Says:  On a recent trip to Leamington I had inexplicably forgotten that the Midlands is the home of the balti style of Asian cooking, whereby food is served in Balti dishes. Despite many restaurants claiming an old heritage of the style from Pakistan, the earliest written reference... 

 grayfo Says:  Piccolino’s Pizzeria is the best Italian restaurant in town. Great food and super service in a relaxed atmosphere and all at excellent value. The restaurant has recently undergone an expansion and makeover so it is now more spacious and airy. The Pizzeria and Restaurant is... 

 grayfo Says:  Evolve Nightclub has been refurbished and expanded to three rooms, each with their own individual style. Ranging from mainstream chart music, 60's 70's & 80's retro, through to upfront dance music and stand up comedy and live acts, throughout the week. The club is popular... 

 grayfo Says:  Opened in 1852, the current art deco style station dates from 1939 and has four platforms. The north facing platforms lead to Stratford-upon-Avon, Birmingham or Coventry, whilst the south goes direct to London.Old Warwick RoadLeamington SpaCV31 3NS 2009 Britain's Best Garden... 

 grayfo Says:  (G 19) – Destroyer of the Town Class Town Class Destroyer was built by New York Shipbuilding Corp in 1918 as the USS Twiggs, she was turned over to the Royal Navy in October 1940 and became HMS Leamington. The destroyer was allocated to the 2d Escort Group, Western... 

 antistar Says:  A short bus ride away (or long walk) is the beautiful old town of Warwick. This town was once one of the most important in England, and this is evidence in the grandness of the castle which once guarded it. The castle is arguably the most complete in Britain, and it has a...