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Loughborough Visitor information

Loughborough has a total of 5 museums to explore full of exhibits reflecting its history, Charnwood Museum is the largest, Carillon and War Memorial is home to military memorabilia, among many others. 

You can visit the Queen’s Park and wander around to see its beautiful scenery and symmetrical flower beds, shrubs and aviaries. You may even get to see regular displays of Sculptures from art students of the University. 

Loughborough Town Hall is an eye-catching building from the outside and is used as an entertainment venue and is Loughborough’s main theatre. 

Across from the Town Hall, you will find the pedestrianised Market Place trading every Thursday and Saturday and can shop a range of things from fruit and vegetables to clothes and homewares, and you’ll even come across freshly prepared food. 

Travel 

You can walk around Loughborough Town as it is pedestrianised however, you can’t get everywhere. 

You can get a Bus around town and the main provider is Kinchbus, there are also other services that can take you to surrounding areas. 

The best way to get around Loughborough would be by car, if you are not already travelling by car there are many car hire companies available such as Enterprise, Hertz & Freeway. 

The closest airport to Loughborough is East Midlands Airport (EMA) and is 7 miles away, you can get into the town by a Bus Service or from East Midlands Parkway railway station. 

You can travel to a few popular surrounding areas nearby: 

  • Loughborough to Nottingham – 20 minutes by train, 30 minutes by car. 
  • Loughborough to Derby – 25 minutes by train, 30 minutes by car. 
  • Loughborough to Leicester- 25 minutes by train, 22 minutes by car. 
  • Loughborough to Birmingham – 50 minutes by car via the M42. 

History of Loughborough

Loughborough is a town in the Charnwood borough of Leicestershire.  

In 1622 Loughborough suffered a severe fire which destroyed many of its buildings. The town was rebuilt soon after and continued to build up population and be a busy market town. 

The Great Central Railway is a heritage railway which was formed in 1897 and runs for 8.25 miles which spans between the large market town in Loughborough and Leicester North. 

To honour the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, a Victorian Park named Queen’s Park was inaugurated in 1899. 

Loughborough Town Hall is a striking building constructed in 1855 as a corn exchange and ballroom. 

Dating back to the 14th Century is the All Saints Church of Loughborough and is situated on the highest part of its old town. 

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