Loughborough Attractions
Loughborough (pop. 46,122) is located 13mi/22km southwest of Nottingham. There is a university and a number industries in the town. It was a lacemaking center at one time and was the destination for the first package tour organized by Thomas Cook in 1841.
The center of Loughborough is a shopping area with many original Art Deco buildings. The annual street fair takes place every November featuring rides, food stands and games.
The center of Loughborough is a shopping area with many original Art Deco buildings. The annual street fair takes place every November featuring rides, food stands and games.
Ulverscroft Nature Reserve
Ulverscroft Nature Reserve is located near Loughborough in the ancient forest of Charnwood. The area is particularly beautiful in the spring when the bluebells are in bloom.
The reserve is protected and maintained by the National Trust.
The reserve is protected and maintained by the National Trust.
War Memorial Museum
Throughout the three floors of this museum are various displays presenting the history of soldiers from all services and in a wide number of periods.
