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F RE ADDITIONAL INFORMATION EVENTS DIARY: GETTING AROUND E OTHER PUBLICATIONS Christmas TRAVEL INFORMATION Other publications available for the area include: IN MELTON • Melton Mowbray Heritage Trail Melton Mowbray is host to a wide variety of vibrant events with • Melton Mowbray Food & Drink Guide something going on every month of the year. For details on events please visit www.melton.gov.uk/events to view, download or request MELTON • Melton Town Centre Entertainment & Eating Out Guide a copy of the What’s On in Melton Mowbray Events Guide. • What’s On in Melton Mowbray, Events Guide Melton Mowbray celebrates Christmas in abundance Melton Mowbray nestles in the Also check out shows, films and gigs at Melton Theatre with festive events, markets and special offers galore, north east of Leicestershire in the These are available either to download from www.visitmelton.co.uk (www.meltontheatre.co.uk), the Regal Cinema there's everything you could want for a perfect Midlands and is easily accessible MOWBRAY or by e-mailing:Email: [email protected] (www.regalcinemamelton.com) and www.meltongigguide.co.uk Christmas experience for all the family! from most of the UK. AND THE SURROUNDING AREA PHOTOGRAPHY Here’s a selection of some of the area’s most popular events: With thanks to Melton Borough Council, Leicestershire County • During Christmas time Twinlakes Park is transformed VISITOR GUIDE FEBRUARY SEPTEMBER into a stunning Winter Wonderland from mid Council, Leicestershire Promotions, Lionel Keep, Justin P Brown The BIG Weekend Traditional Rare Breeds Show (Pass Through Glass) and all the establishments that provided Teenage Market November onwards, and at Santa’s Grotto images to use in this guide. MARCH Annual Beer Festival experience meet Santa and his little helpers.

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Spring Rare Breeds Show Award Winning Xtreme switching on of the town’s Christmas illuminations. © Burton Street. Melton Mowbray. Leics. LE13 1GH. Rutland-Melton Scream & Family Scream • View over 1000 festive trees in the stunning St Tel: 01664 502502 International CiCLE Classic Park at Twinlakes Park Email: [email protected] Road Race Mary’s Church at the five day Christmas Tree Festival. BY RAIL: Website: www.melton.gov.uk Eggstreme Easter at NOVEMBER • Collect your Santa costume and run or walk the 5k Melton Mowbray Train Station, Burton Street. LE13 1AF. WHERE TO STAY Twinlakes Park Twinlakes Firework Festival Melton Santa Run around the 137 acre Melton 03457 484950 www.nationalrail.co.uk Choc Fest There’s a great choice of places to stay in Melton and Country Park For further tourist information please contact: MAY Cross County Trains - operates an hourly service to Leicester, the surrounding area, from country estate hotels to Leicestershire Promotions, 7-9 Every Street, Artisan Cheese Fair DECEMBER • See the finest animals and produce from the area at Birmingham, Peterborough, Cambridge and Stanstead Airport. Victorian Christmas Lights quaint farmhouse b&bs and deluxe self-catering log Town Hall Square, Leicester. LE1 6AG the Christmas Fat Stock Show Connections at Leicester to London St Pancras are idea at 10 Tel: 0116 225 4074 Email: [email protected] JUNE Switch On & Victorian cabins. For a full list of accommodation or to book Women’s and Junior CiCLE Christmas Fayre • Meet Queen Victoria and enjoy a taste of Dickensian minutes travelling time. Classic St Mary’s Christmas Tree Britain at the 3 day Victorian Christmas Fayre. online please visit www.visitmelton.co.uk. DISCLAIMER Paint the Town Red Festival • Get your gifts wrapped for free, whilst enjoying a free East Midlands Trains – operates a service to Oakham with All the information in this guide was compiled in good faith Stapleford Miniature Railway Winter Wonderland connections to Luton Airport Parkway, East Midlands Airport and was believed to be correct at the time of going to print. Midsummer Music Festival Twinlakes Park pint, courtesy of the Melton Elves at the ‘Blokes Parkway and London St Pancras. PLACES TO EAT & DRINK Every effort has been made to avoid errors and omissions. Blokes Shopping Day & Shopping Day’ JULY Christmas Classic Car Meet BY BUS: The town of Melton Mowbray and the surrounding Melton Promotions cannot accept responsibility for any • Grab those last minute bargains and fresh festive Pie Fest For all bus enquiries contact Traveline on 0871 200 22 33 villages have a wealth of places to eat and drink. inaccuracies or subsequent changes made by establishments produce at the Christmas Eve Market www.traveline.info themselves. You are advised to phone before you visit to avoid AUGUST • View a fantastic display of over 100 nativity cribs at Whether you are looking for a fine dining experience, Centrebus - T: 0844 351 1120 - operates a service to the disappointment. Melton Folk Festival & Craft the Festival of Cribs Italian bistro or just good old pub grub, Melton has Fair surrounding villages in the Borough, Oakham & Stamford, Melton By The Sea • Meet the horses and hounds of the three local hunts Grantham, Loughborough, Leicester & Nottingham. it all. For a comprehensive list of places to eat and Firework Champions at at the New Year’s Day Meet. Arriva - T: 0344 800 4411 - operates a service to Leicester. drink, download a copy of the Melton Mowbray produced by: Belvoir Castle S: The Melton Mowbray Bus Map & Guide can be downloaded at: Food & Drink Guide at www.visitmelton.co.uk. INCLUDE eriences, Look out for other Christmas www.choosehowyoumove.co.uk/everyday/public-transport drink exp Food & hings visit and t promotions including free parking - Click on bus routes and timetables. places to ACCESSIBILITY to do Brought to you by in the long stay car parks BY ROAD: Melton Mowbray has close access to the major motorways For information on town centre accessibility, including © Leicestershire Promotions 2018 of the M1, M42, M6 & M69 and the A1. the Melton Shopmobility Scheme, disabled toilets 7-9 Every Street VisitMelton Town Hall Square BY AIR: and parking, please visit www.melton.gov.uk Leicester LE1 6AG Melton Mowbray is just a 40 minute drive away to East Midlands Airport. www.visitmelton.co.uk FOOD & DRINK HISTORY MELTON MOWBRAY & THE SURROUNDING AREA SHOPPING & GREAT EXPERIENCE & HERITAGE MARKETS OUTDOORS

Melton Mowbray is world renowned for its pork pies and There was a time when Melton Mowbray was one of the Melton is a vibrant market town with an abundance of Explore the Vale of Belvoir and surrounding countryside Stilton © cheese, however, there’s much more to experience! most fashionable places in Europe with Royalty and specialist independent shops, tasty bistros and cafes, local whilst visiting some of Melton’s top outdoor attractions. Add a loaf of Hambleton’s artisan bread, a slab of Long aristocrats flocking to the town to spend the winter producers and markets which can be dated back to the Clawson Aged Red Leicester with some Melton Red Chutney months hunting with hounds. The town now has a wealth 1086 Domesday Book. The town offers a truly unique 27. Burrough Hill 31. Naturescape British and wash it down with a pint of locally brewed beer, a of history illustrated on buildings with ‘Blue Plaques’ and shopping and leisure experience. Country Park Wild Flowers fruit presse drink from the Belvoir Fruit Farms or a shot displays along its Heritage Trail. Somerby Road, Burrough on Maple Farm, Coach Gap of Sloeberry Spirits. Then finish off with a slice of Melton 17. Melton Mowbray Monthly Saturday sales the Hill. LE14 2QZ Lane, Langar. NG13 9HP Hunt cake, a Brockleby fruit pie or one of Miss B’s famous 10. Belvoir Castle 14. Woolsthorpe Manor & Livestock Market include horses, tack, Tel: 0116 305 5000 Tel: 01949 860592 cream scones - Melton can provide you with all the Belvoir. NG32 1PE. Science Discovery Centre Scalford Road, Melton machinery and poultry. www.leicscountryparks.org.uk www.naturescape.co.uk ingredients for a perfect gourmet picnic platter. Visit this striking Iron Age Over 3 acres of wildflower Tel: 01476 871002 Water Lane, Woolsthorpe by Mowbray. LE13 1JY. Check out the website for Tel: 01664 562971 dates and special events Hill Fort, sitting over 210m gardens with visitor centre, 1. Hand raise a pie at Ye 6. Stilton Trails www.belvoircastle.com Colsterworth. NG33 5PD. www.meltonmowbraymarket including Rare Breeds , the above sea level with superb tearoom, wildlife ponds and Olde Pork Pie Shoppe Why not taste your way around Tel: 01476 871001 Tel: 01476 862823 views over the counties. A walk, children’s play area and © .co.uk Christmas Fat Stock Show 8-10 Nottingham Street. the Melton Stilton Trail Ancestral home to the Duke www.nationaltrust.org.uk/ prominent landmark and shop. Melton Mowbray Livestock & NSA Ram Fair . Melton Mowbray. LE13 1NW where you can sample Stilton@ & Duchess of Rutland, the woolsthorpe-manor ready-made arena. Tel: 01664 482068 from the surrounding dairies Castle stands high on a hill Birthplace and family home Market is the largest town 32. Holwell Nature Reserve www.porkpie.co.uk at the Melton Cheeseboard, overlooking 16,000 acres of of Sir Isaac Newton. You can centre livestock market in 18. Melton Street Market 28. Melton Country Park Brown’s Hill Quarry, Melton’s oldest remaining Knapps Butchers, Derek Jones woodland in the beautiful see the famous apple tree the country and has been in Melton Mowbray Town & Visitor Centre Holwell, Melton Mowbray. bakers of authentic Melton Butchers and Ye Olde Pork Pie Vale of Belvoir. It houses that inspired his thoughts on existence for 1,000 years, Estate, 2 Park Lane. Melton Wymondham Way, Melton Tel: 0116 2629968 Mowbray Pork Pies, the shop Shoppe. Alternatively walk, outstanding collections of gravity from the bedroom predating the Domesday Mowbray. LE13 0PT Mowbray. LE13 1HX www.lrwt.org.uk/nature- is indeed a ‘shrine to the or cycle the 27k circular art, furniture, tapestries and window and explore some of Book. Tel: 01664 564559 Tel: 01664 502502 / reserves/holwell-reserves pork pie’. Demonstrations of Stilton © Dairy Trail , where Italian Sculpture. Tours his ideas for yourself in the www.meltonmowbraytown 480122 A lovely circular walk around the traditional craft of hand you can visit the dairies onsite available to pre-book via Science Discovery Centre. The Livestock Market , held estate.co.uk www.visitmelton.co.uk this diverse nature reserve raising a pie can be arranged shops. Starting at Cropwell the website. every Tuesday, has sales of Come and visit one of the There is something for which is abundant in wildlife and also evening experiences Bishop Creamery, onto Colston 15. Wymondham Windmill cattle, sheep, goats and pigs country’s oldest and finest everyone at Melton Country and plant life. Entrances to where visitors are able to Basset Dairy (pub stop at the 11. Melton Carnegie Museum & Tearooms which run concurrently with street markets. Every Park. Sports facilities, play old mine tunnels can be seen raise and bake their own pie. Martin’s Arms) onto Long Thorpe End, Melton Butt Lane, Wymondham. Fur and Feather auctions Tuesday and Saturday you areas, which include a which are now a haven for Clawson Dairy or the On the Mowbray. LE13 1RB. LE14 2BU. which include poultry, game, can experience the hustle climbing forest and an several species of bat. Other 2. Cheese Tasting at Melton Sands Deli. Head back to Tel: 01664 569946 Tel: 01572 787304 eggs, pets plus plants and and bustle of the towns intelligent play system (I areas of specific interest in Cheeseboard Cropwell via the Grantham produce. The Farmers Market busy market where the Play), that uses gaming the borough are Stonesby 8 Windsor Street. Melton Canal with pub stops at The Tel: 0116 305 3860 www.wymondhamwindmill has developed a reputation streets are filled with stalls technology to make exercise Quarry and Wymondham Mowbray. LE13 1BU Plough at Hickling or the www.leicestershire.gov.uk/ .co.uk melton-carnegie-museum A tearoom, craft shops, for quality local meats and selling everything from fun, and a sensory garden Rough. Tel: 01664 562257 Neville’s Arms at Kinoulton. plus a visitor centre with a www.meltoncheeseboard.co.uk Check shop opening hours Explore the history and food cottage accommodation and produce. Open every Tuesday clothing to fresh produce. heritage of Melton Mowbray a caravan site are based and Friday mornings with an café. 33. Belvoir Castle Gardens The cheese specialists in before you visit. Belvoir, Leicestershire. in the borough’s local around this 200 year old additional monthly Saturday A bric-a-brac market is Melton Mowbray with a 29. Gates Garden Centre Tel: 01476 871001 range of over 150 cheeses, 7. Farm Shop at museum. The museum windmill which is steeped in market. The Antiques & held every Wednesday. Collectors Fair , held every & Nurseries www.belvoircastle.com many sourced locally. Northfield Farm reveals the origins of the history. There’s a playground Somerby Road, Cold Enjoy never seen before Tuesday and Friday, has been Special Interest market, Stockists of gold award Whissendine Lane, Cold phase ‘Painting the Town for children which includes Overton. LE15 7QB. stunning views and vistas built up from a small fairs and festivals are held winning Leeson’s Pork Pies Overton, Leics. LE15 7QF. Red’, which refers to an swings, slide and a fort, Tel: 01664 454309 that Capability Brown plus a wide range of local Tel: 01664 474271 incident in Melton town playhouse and large grassy creation to a central buying throughout the year, www.gatesnurseries.co.uk planned for Belvoir over 250 produce including Belvoir www.northfieldfarm.com centre. area as well as a vehicle and selling arena in Melton. including the Victorian More than just a garden years ago. These walks are ales, Hambleton Bakery With its own butchery, this track for younger children Melton Car Boot now Christmas Fayre , The centre, Gates is a fully- now open to the public as bread, Manor Farm yoghurts farm shop supplies award 12. St Mary’s Church and a woodland puzzle trail attracts over 140 vehicles in Artisan Cheese Fair , and rounded day out for all the well as the range of walks and Little Dalby honey. winning meat and game 8 Burton Street. Melton through the two-acre addition to the 70 tables in a the East Midlands Food family. There are indoor and the estate already offers, Cheese tasting sessions from its own fields along Mowbray. LE13 1AE. woodland of native British first class facility, attracting Festival to name just a few. outdoor play areas to keep including walks around the available by appointment. with local honey, jams and Tel: 01664 503530 trees. thousands of people every your children entertained Japanese Woodland, the Sloe Gin and Damson www.melton.leicester. Sunday morning. and the garden restaurant Duchess’s Garden, Hermits 3. Sample Beers at The Whisky made on the farm. seats up to 360 people. Walk and the Duke’s Walk. Belvoir Alehouse Meet Jimmy the Donkey, anglican.org 16. Whissendine Windmill Station Road, Old Dalby. Billy the Shetland, Bubba & Over 800 years old, this Melton Road, Whissendine. 34. Melton Town Parks LE14 3NQ Lionel the llamas plus a impressive church is an LE15 7EU. 30. J&L Garden Centre Tel: 01664 823978 whole array of rare breed architectural gem with parts Tel: 01664 474172 & Mountain Restaurant (Including Wilton Park, Play www.belvoirbrewery.co.uk cattle, lambs, pigs and dating back to 1170. This www.whissendine.net/whis Asfordby Hill, Melton Close and Egerton Park) Visit, view and taste local chickens. Northfield Farm is rare example of a parish sendine-windmill Mowbray. LE14 3QU. www.meltonmowbraytown ales which have been brewed an all family attraction church with aisled transepts One of England’s few remaining MELTON MOWBRAY TOWN CENTRE Tel: 01664 812012 estate.co.uk using time-honoured which showcases award (one of five in the country) fully operational nineteenth SPORTS, LEISURE http://jandl.site/ Each park has its own unique brewing methods. The Visitor winning local produce. is host to two of the town’s century windmills. A 60 foot Enjoy the J&L experience qualities and facilities; but Centre includes brewery most prestigious events; The high tower mill, built in 1810, & ENTERTAINMENT with a garden centre, gift between them you will find memorabilia, brewery shop, 8. Tour, Talk & Pie Making British Pie Awards & the and restored in 1996 after MAP KEY shop and caravan park all on an outdoor skate park, war memorial, a rose garden, a on-site bar and restaurant Class with Brockleby Pies Christmas Tree Festival. being idle for 74 years. The site. Relax in the Mountain Places To Visit band stand, outdoor gym & serving lunch & evening Melton Road, Asfordby Hill. 1 Ye Olde Pork Pie Shoppe Restaurant, a french ski mill works all year producing table tennis, tennis courts meals. Daily tours include Melton Mowbray. LE14 3QU 13. 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