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VISITOR GUIDE, MAP & SHOPPING DIRECTORY Royal Leamington Spa is located in the heart of England near major transport links and only 20-30 minutes drive from historical neighbouring towns, cosmopolitan cities and acclaimed universities. By train you can travel directly from London Marylebone in only 1hr 15 minutes and there are direct rail links to all neighbouring towns. Once here every area of the town can be explored easily on foot. SUTTON Atherstone A34 Kingsbury COLDFIELD A5 Great Barr A452 HINCKLEY Erdington Water Orton NUNEATON M69 Coleshill BIRMINGHAM A5 M6 Bedworth M1 Edgbaston Yardley Birmingham International Lutterworth Airport A41 Meriden A45 Hall Green A46 M6 A5 A435 SOLIHULL COVENTRY- Balsall SPA A34 N AP A426 CommonTO PR Knowle G O IN X M Warwick . 2 AA452 Coventry 0 E University L Airport M RUGBY I L N A Kenilworth S A428 M42 Y A45. O Kenilworth A423 D R R Castle I O V M45 T E A4177 E T V A46 O I A45 M40 R R REDDITCH O D ROYAL . Y A435 S A426 A Henley-in-Arden N L I LEAMINGTON A441 L M Warwick E A 0 SPA A423 2 M . I X N O Warwick G R Castle Southam T A425 P O P N A A435 S - P A A P - S Alcester A429 A N P O P T R Shakespeare’sG O N X I . Birthplace 2 M 0 A A423 E M L I L N A S Y . D O R STRATFORD-UPON-AVON R I V O E T Bidford-on-Avon M40 A46 A429 A44 EVESHAM A46 A44 BANBURY 5 ml A422 2 10 km M40 CONTENTS MAP Games: Video & Computer 21 Getting to Gifts and Lifestyle 21-22 Royal Leamington Spa 2 Health & Beauty: Products 22 WELCOME Health & Beauty: 22-23 Car Parking in Leamington Spa 6 Products & Treatments Leamington Shopmobility 7 Jewellery and Watches 23 Welcome to Mobile Phone Shops 23 Royal Leamington Spa 8 Mobility Services 24 Go On - Treat Yourself 8 Music/Entertainment 24 Culture in Abundance 9 Pharmacies 24 Superb Nights Out 10 Photographic Shops 24 While You’re Here 11 Shopping Centres 24 SHOPPING Sports and Leisure 25 Shop in Toys, Games and Puzzles 25 Royal Leamington Spa 12 Visitor Information Centre 25 Accessories 13 Wine Merchants 25 Art Galleries and Museums 13 HEALTH AND BEAUTY Art Supplies 13 Relax in Baby/Children 13 Royal Leamington Spa 26 Ballons & Party Supplies 14 Beauty Salons 27 Books, Cards & Stationery 14 Dental Practices 27 Bridal Shops 14 Footwear 27 Charity Shops 15 Hair and Beauty Salons 27 Computer Shops 15 Hair Salons 27 Department Stores 15-16 Hair Salons: Mens 28 Discount Shops 16 Health and Beauty: Products 28 Electrical/Audio Visual 16 Health and Beauty: Fancy Dress Shops 17 Products & Treatments 28 Fashion: Ladies 17-18 Hearing Centres 29 Fashion: Ladies & Mens 18-19 Mobility Services 29 Fashion: Lingerie 19 Nail Design 29 Fashion: Mens 19-20 Opticians and Glasses 29 Florists 20 Pharmacies 29 Footwear 20 MAP Games: Comics & Collectables 20 Royal Leamington Spa Town Centre 30-31 3 FOOD AND DRINK Electrical/Audio Visual 46 Dine Out in Estate & Letting Agents 47 Royal Leamington Spa 32 Financial Services 47-48 Bars/Pubs 33-34 Gifts and Lifestyle 48-49 Cafés & Tea Rooms 34-35 Gyms/Fitness Centres 49 Department Store Cafés 36 Fast Food Restaurants 36 Haberdasheries 49 Food Shops 36 Hearing Centres 49 Food Shop: Home: Décor 50 Bakery & Cake Shops 36-37 Home: Flooring and Tiles 50 Food Shop: Butchers 37 Home: Furniture 50-51 Food Shop: Confectionery 37 Home: House and Garden 51 Food Shop: Delicatessens 37 Home: Kitchen and Bathroom 51-52 Food Shop: Supermarkets 37-38 Home: Soft Furnishings 52 Restaurants & Bars 38-40 Sandwich Bars 41 Hotels 52 Take Aways 41 Library 52 Wine Merchants 41 Mobility Services 53 Entertainment: Opticians and Glasses 53 Cinemas & Theatres 42 Photographic and Studios 53 Entertainment: Games 42 Recruitment 53 Entertainment: Nightclubs 42 Shopping Centres 53 Mobility Services 42 Supermarkets 53 Shopping Centres 42 Travel Agents 54 Visitor Information Centre 43 Visitor Information Centre 54 Wedding Venues 43 Leamington Spa’kle Loyalty HOME AND SERVICES Scheme Find it all in Sign up to the Spa’kle Scheme 55 Royal Leamington Spa 44 Shopping Lists / Notes 57-62 Art Galleries and Museums 45 Art Supplies 45 Automotive 45 Book Makers 46 Children’s Club 46 Cobblers 46 Computer Shops/I.T. 46 Department Stores 46 4 Dry Cleaning & Alterations 46 LEAMINGTON SHOPMOBILITY Leamington Shopmobility has been operating for 11 years in Leamington, hiring out electric scooters and wheelchairs to people who have difficulty in walking. It is valued by those who use it as it allows them to visit the town's shops, restaurants and parks. It has recently undergone a refurbishment, and is now open Monday to Friday from 10am to 5pm. You can find them on the fourth floor of the Royal Priors Car Park. You can hire equipment for the day or become a member for the year if you come into Leamington regularly. If you become a member, you can phone in advance and book a scooter or a wheelchair - you will be sure of getting one this way. Shopmobility is a registered charity, managed by a Board of Trustees and supported by Leamington Town Council and The Royal Priors Shopping Centre. It is run by a manager and volunteers. You can be assured of a friendly reception! Contact us via email: [email protected] Telephone: 01926 470 450. To find out more, please look at the website: www.leamingtonshopmobility.org.uk 5 CAR PARKING IN ROYAL LEAMINGTON SPA Fair and inexpensive parking, both on-street and in car parks, with our incremental charging system. Park all day for just £3 in Covent Garden car park (P1). With lots of Parent and Child spaces, it’s also great for families. Park all day for just £3.50 in all Old Town car parks. For convenient Pay on Exit and Long Stay Parking head to Covent Garden car park (P1) or St Peter’s car park (P3). Leamington Max. Max. Stay Car Parks Charge P1 Covent Garden (access via Russell Street) Surface car park 4 hrs £4 *Multi storey 24 hrs + £3 (access 6am-8pm) P2 Chandos Street 4 hrs £4 *St Peter’s Multi storey 24 hrs + P3 £4.50 (access via Augusta Pl.) (access 6am-12pm) P4 ‡Royal Priors up to 3 hrs £2 P5 Bedford Street 4 hrs £4 P6 Adelaide Road 24 hrs + £4.50 P7 Rosefield Street 24 hrs + £4.50 On-street parking bays 2 hrs £2 Leamington Old Town Car Parks P8 Court Street P9 Bath Place 24 hrs + £3.50 P10 Packington Pl. 6 * Multi-day parking is available with restricted hours of access. ‡ See www.royalpriors.com for longer stay tariffs. Clarendon Ave P1 Russell St. Parade P2 Warwick St. Chandos St. P4 Bedford St. Parade P6 Park St. P5 Regent St. Augusta Pl Kenilworth St. Adelaide Rd DormerP3 Place Parade Bedford St. Pump Room Holly Walk Gardens P7 Newbold Tce Newbold St. P9 Chapel St Bath Pl. Bath St High St. P10 P8 Court St. 7 WELCOME TO ROYAL LEAMINGTON SPA With stunning Regency architecture, Royal Leamington Spa welcomes visitors with a grandeur that befits its regal accolade. Wide boulevards trimmed with award- winning blooms reflect the local pride in this beautiful Victorian spa town. GO ON – TREAT YOURSELF! True to its heritage as a fashionable spa resort in the late 18th century, Royal Leamington Spa is now a thriving town of culture, leisure, gastronomy and wellbeing, all elegantly combined with a distinctive shopping experience. With its 500-strong collection of independent boutiques, high street brands, health and beauty salons, bars, cafés and brasseries all within a 10 8 minute walk; it truly is a place to indulge yourself. CULTURE IN ABUNDANCE From hiring a boat on the River Leam to following a heritage trail that encompasses the quirky tale of the Elephant Walk and the elegant Lansdowne Crescent, Royal Leamington Spa offers a medley of edifying experiences. Visit the source of the spa at the Royal Pump Rooms Art Gallery and Museum or promenade amongst the immaculate Grade II listed, historic Jephson Gardens with its subtropical glasshouse. And in the evening, why not take in a show at the Spa Centre or Loft Theatre? 9 SUPERB NIGHTS OUT With around 60 pubs, restaurants, bars and clubs in Royal Leamington Spa, night time is a vibrant but safe affair offering a wide variety of evening entertainment that sees students from nearby universities mingling with locals and visitors of all ages. From exquisite restaurants, traditional pubs to cool bars, dance clubs and live music venues, Royal Leamington Spa has an elegant and lively all-week-round night culture. 10 WHILE YOU’RE HERE... Royal Leamington Spa is right on the doorstep of Shakespeare’s Stratford-upon-Avon, historic Warwick and lively Coventry, providing the perfect position from which to explore the heart of England; while only an hour and a quarter’s train ride will take you direct to the centre of London. But a lot closer to home, the town is surrounded by glorious countryside, waterways and cross-country ambling routes to delightful villages, hamlets and, of course, traditional pubs! 11 SHOP IN ROYAL LEAMINGTON SPA With an unrivalled selection of specialist boutiques and major high-street stores, Royal Leamington Spa is a shopping experience not to be missed. The town has an eclectic mix of independent retailers, selling unique and interesting wares, coupled with all the well-known brands offered by national chains.
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