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Bradgate House was one of the earliest brick-built county houses in England, and the childhood home of Lady Jane Grey, Queen of England for Nine Days in 1553
This has to be one of the most popular visitor attractions in Leicestershire, and it’s easy to see why. As the least-known British monarch, Lady Jane’s story is even more exciting, and the ruins of her childhood home remain on this site today. This is also a hugely popular location for archaeological investigations … as well as paranormal ones…
However, there is much more to Bradgate than the 9-day Queen. Today, only the striking ruins of the manor remain.
Whether you believe in ghosts or not, there’s no denying that Bradgate becomes a truly haunting sight after dark.
Who will you discover and what stories do they have to tell?
With so much history, as you can imagine, Bradgate has so many ghost stories, and so many reported sightings of spirit energies, so come and see for yourself!
Why not join the Haunted Heritage team on a ghost walk around Bradgate Park, taking in the historical significance and tales of ghostly encounters!
Be WARNED… this walk is extremely popular, and tickets sell out fast.
Please note: NO DOGS ALLOWED.
As the least-known British monarch, Lady Jane’s story is even more exciting, and the ruins of her childhood home remain on this site today. This is also a hugely popular location for archaeological investigations … as well as paranormal ones…
Lady Jayne Grey’s primary childhood home was Bradgate House, a grand red-brick Tudor manor in Bradgate Park, Leicestershire. Construction began around 1490, when the Grey family acquired the estate. Jane spent her formative years at Bradgate, where she received an exceptional education.
Bradgate House was one of the earliest brick-built county houses in England, and the childhood home of Lady Jane Grey, Queen of England for Nine Days in 1553
This is one of the most popular visitor attractions in Leicestershire, and it’s easy to see why.
But whose spirits remain at Bradgate Park?
Starting at New Town Linford, you’ll stop at several places along the way, where stories will be told. The final destination is Bradgate House Ruins. Once in the Chapel, you will take part in a vigil. This walk is interactive, and you will be able to use ghost-hunting equipment.
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The haunting woods and canal at Ghost Walk Moira Furnace
And not forgetting, Bosworth Battle Field, Ghost Walk Bosworth Battlefield
Please note: NO DOGS ALLOWED
A £4.00 car parking charge is payable on the exit of the park.
Guests must be 16 years of age to attend.
Please ensure that you wear suitable clothing and footwear as this location can be very cold and uneven under foot.
