Holidays to Rugby

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From Rugby, it's roughly 85 miles southwest to Bristol and 85 miles northwest to Manchester.

Head 17 miles from Rugby to Warwick, a locality known for a few nice tourist sites. Ensure that you see Warwick Castle and the Royal Shakespeare Theatre while you're there. You won't want to miss the Swan Theatre either.

To reconnect with Mother Nature, round up the family and head to Sutton Park, located 30 miles away from Rugby. Another good option is Birmingham Eco Park, 25 miles away.

Hang out with the locals at the home of the Aston Villa. Villa Park is in United Kingdom, 30 miles from Rugby. If there's no game on, it may still be worth a visit. Take a group tour to discover some local sports history.

From tackling the slopes to making snow angels, ski resorts have something for the whole family. Rugby is close to two well-known ones, Gloucester Ski and Snowboard Centre and Telford Snowboard and Ski Centre, only 55 miles and 55 miles from the city.

The Blaby Golf Centre and the Cosby Golf Club are great sights in Sapcote, a destination 10 miles away. That said, Coventry is 11 miles away. Start off at Coventry Cathedral and Kenilworth Castle.

Don't forget to make a day trip to Royal Leamington Spa. It's about 12 miles southwest of Rugby and it features some excellent attractions, such as the Loft Theatre, Victoria Park and the Leamington & County Golf Club. If you still have time left, some other good options are All Saints Church and the Royal Pump Rooms.

Sampling popular cuisine is a delicious way to discover a region's culture.

Of the many ingredients you'll come across during your tasting tour, fish and lamb are among the most utilized.

Don't pack your bags for home prior to sampling bangers and mash (sausages with mashed potatoes) and ploughman’s lunch (cheese, bread, pickles and cold cuts).

Those who still have room left for dessert can order spotted dick (sponge pudding of dried fruits with custard).

If sampling a bottle or two of the local brew is among your first priorities, make a beeline for the nearest watering hole and order a round of Yorkshire Bitter

Recognized as one of the most beloved local spirits, Bombay Saphire Gin definitely has a kick to it!

Kick back and enjoy a glass of local wine. It must be happy hour somewhere! Perhaps Denbies Pinot Gris or Chapel Down Chardonnay will agree with your taste buds.

Every vacation must eventually come to an end. However, the memories you made in this beautiful region will stay with you for a lifetime.

When it's time to catch your flight, it's good to know that the handiest airport is approximately 20 miles west.

Accommodation in Rugby

We suggest you secure a place to stay ahead, as presently there aren't many Rugby accommodation options available.

The Greyhound Coaching Inn and Brownsover Hall Hotel are your best accommodations in Rugby.