Welford Park

Welford Park is a historic park steeped in history that was once a monastery and later the hunting pavilion of Henry VIII.

The site is famous for its breathtaking carpet of snowdrops, which bloom in late winter, creating a magical landscape. The park boasts an impressive collection of unique trees planted by Charles Eyre that survive to this day.

In autumn, the park comes alive with the Spectacle of Light, an illuminated trail with immersive shows, and in summer, open-air theatrical performances are held. Fans of 'The Great British Bake Off' will recognize the site as the original filming location of the popular show.