Discover the Bosworth 1485 Sculpture Trail directly from Hall Farm Dadlington, and experience an area steeped in medieval history.
One of the many benefits of staying at Hall Farm in Dadlington is that you can step straight from your accommodation into the heart of Leicestershire’s beautiful countryside and explore one of the area’s newest attractions – the Bosworth 1485 Sculpture Trail.
Forget searching for parking spaces or driving to the start of a walk. Guests at Hall Farm can access the trail directly from the farm itself. Simply walk up our Pit Top farm track, where you’ll join the public footpath network and connect with the Bosworth 1485 Sculpture Trail right from our doorstep. The trail even features an interpreation panel located on our farm track, making it easy to find your way.
Whether you’re looking for a gentle countryside stroll or a longer day exploring local history, Hall Farm provides the perfect starting point.
The Bosworth 1485 Sculpture Trail is a 12-mile walking route that weaves through the stunning countryside surrounding Dadlington, Sutton Cheney, Market Bosworth and the Bosworth Battlefield area. Along the route, visitors discover a series of striking sculptures that tell the story of the Battle of Bosworth, one of the most significant events in English history.
The trail takes walkers on a journey through the landscape where King Richard III fought his final battle in 1485, bringing history to life through art, interpretation panels and beautiful rural scenery.
Below images show the Sutton Cheney interpreation board, the sculpture ‘The Calm Before the Storm’ with the Hercules Revived gastro pub in the backgroud (ideal for a stop during your walk) and the ‘Piecing Together the Past’ sculpture that can be seen the the Battlefield Heritage Centre (where you’ll find the Tithe Barn cafe)
One of the trail’s most moving sculptures, “The Healing”, can be found at St James the Greater Church in Dadlington, just a short walk from Hall Farm. The sculpture reflects on reconciliation following the Wars of the Roses and commemorates the local connections to those who lost their lives in the Battle of Bosworth.
For guests staying with us, it’s a wonderful opportunity to combine a relaxing countryside walk with a fascinating insight into the area’s rich heritage.
The Bosworth 1485 Sculpture Trail offers something for everyone:
Many guests choose to spend a day exploring sections of the trail before returning to Hall Farm to relax and enjoy the peace and tranquillity of our farm stay.
Read more about the 1485 sculpture trail at Richard III Country and follow the trail in parts with these helpful guides
Below images show the Storm Breask sculpture at Dadlington, ‘The Healing’ sculpture at St James the Greater Church in Dadlington and the aerial view map of the 1485 Trail.
At Hall Farm Dadlington, we believe the best experiences begin right outside your door. With direct access to the Bosworth 1485 Sculpture Trail from our Pit Top farm track, guests can immerse themselves in the countryside, discover local history and enjoy the freedom of exploring at their own pace. Guests at Hall Farm can set off from our top parking yard (near The Old Tractor Shed) and head along our grass farm track to the Dadlington interpretation panel.
If you’re planning a walking break, a heritage getaway or simply want to enjoy the beautiful Leicestershire landscape, Hall Farm is the perfect base. Our short break rental properties each have far reaching countryside views, whilst inside the luxury interiors with full central heating, airconditioning and a host of amenities, give guests the ultimate in comfort for all seasons.
Book your stay and discover why so many visitors love exploring the Bosworth 1485 Sculpture Trail from Hall Farm.
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