Lord Leycester Hospital

In the very heart of the Old Town on Warwick High Street, the Lord Leycester Hospital comprises of a progression of brilliant half-timbered medieval structures that date as far back as 1383. Named after an altruistic neighborhood privileged person, the structures turned into a beneficent home for maturing troopers and their mates in 1571. While as yet filling this need, a significant part of the complex is available to guests and is frequently utilized for different services, private capacities, and even as a film set.

This breathtaking complex additionally houses the Regimental Museum of The Queen's Own Hussars, a captivating accumulation that gives a complete history of the regiment from its establishment in the seventeenth century to the present time, incorporating shows managing its part in the Battle of Waterloo.