Town’ economy is also related to rugby football. Not only this, the town homes many more places to explore and discover. There is a wide array of attractions that makes the town a top rated tourist destination.
Unique Attractions of The Town
Rugby is the town popularly known as the birthplace of rugby football. The Rugby School, is the foremost and unique attraction for rugby enthusiasts. The Webb Ellis Rugby Football Museum and BATH Rugby football club are the additional attractions for rugby lovers.
The Draycote Water Country Park, Caldecott Park, Swift Valley Nature Reserve, Central Park, Criss Cross Park, Great Central Walk, is some of the great places for nature lovers. The parks of the edge of the town are special attractions for the tourists as they attract the wildlife, birds, and many other habitats. The parks located in the centre of the town are great to free-up mind from the bustles of the town. The Adventure Zone Soft Play and Party offer numerous adventurous activities that can keep the children and adults active and entertained.
Those who love history and heritage, they can have a great feast of museums, art galleries, and historical buildings in and nearby the town. The Rugby Art Gallery and Museum, World Rugby Hall of Fame, Marton Museum of Country Bygones, St. Edith’s Church, etc. are some of the great heritage serving the huge signs of Victorian period and even earlier period to that of Iron Age.
Rugby Theatre, BANN Hall, Cineworld Rugby, etc. are some of the places those host live entertainment, music shows, cinemas, etc. keeping the residents and visitors entertained. The Rugby Market, Rugby Craft Market, Farmer’s Market, Rugby Central Shopping Centre, and many more indoor and outdoor markets serve great places to shop.
Dining and Drinking in Rugby
Catering the amazing variety of quality food and drink, the town has several hotels, restaurants, cafes, coffee shops, tea rooms, takeaways, fast food, sandwich bars, pubs, bars, and clubs. The delicious menus are served in the most pleasing way and with great hospitality here. The Food and Drink Festivals are also arranged where one can enjoy lots of menus, family entertainment, and music.
Rugby Accommodations
Rugby is the ideal centre for a break in the Heart of England. Whether you stay in Rugby or visiting the town to explore, you will find plenty to see and plenty to do. There are many hotels, cottages, self-catering guesthouses, and apartments where you can stay and enjoy memorable break in the central part of England. Prefer booking your stay in Rugby in advance through online booking facilities so as to avoid hassles.
Transport Links to and from Rugby
Town is well connected to other urban areas and localities by car, train, canal boat, and by airways. It takes less than half an hour to reach town from Birmingham International Airport. Town is a railway junction that connects to London and other places.