Self-Guided Walking Trails in Warwickshire

Explore self-guided walking trails in Warwickshire at your own pace. Discover Warwick’s geology and military heritage, follow the history of Kenilworth Castle and Abbey, find colourful street art or explore the people and places behind Royal Leamington Spa’s blue plaques.

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Lord Leycester Hospital in Warwick
Self-guided walking trail

Warwick: Its Geology and Building Materials

WarwickA few hours

Discover the stone, architecture and building materials that have shaped Warwick.

Route produced by Warwickshire Geological Conservation Group.
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Colourful street art on the Leamington Mural Festival Trail
Art trail

Leamington Mural Festival Trail

Leamington SpaFlexible

Discover colourful street art across Royal Leamington Spa on this self-guided mural trail.

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Royal Leamington Spa Blue Plaques Group trail graphic
Heritage trail

Leamington Town Council Blue Plaque Trail

Royal Leamington SpaFlexible

Follow three self-guided walks to discover the people and places behind Royal Leamington Spa’s 43 blue plaques.

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Artifacts in the Fusilier Museum in Warwick
Military heritage trail

Warwick Military Heritage Trail

WarwickFlexible

Explore eight sites that tell Warwick’s military story, from regimental museums and St Mary’s Church to the town’s war memorial.

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Kenilworth Castle
Self-guided walking trail

Kenilworth Castle and Abbey Trail

KenilworthAbout 2 hours

Follow a 3.5-mile walk through Kenilworth Castle, Abbey Fields and centuries of local history.

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Interior view of Kenilworth Castle
Heritage trail

Visit Kenilworth: Heritage Trail

KenilworthAbout 2.5 hours

Discover Kenilworth’s historic highlights on an easy 3.5-mile stroll through the town and its stories.

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