The Lord Leycester Hospital in Warwick, Warwickshire, United Kingdom | Attraction | Historic Site

The Lord Leycester Hospital is a historical, medieval gem in Warwick, Warwickshire, England dating back to the late 14th century with a group of timber-framed buildings clustered around the Norman gateway into town. There's a beautiful Master's Garden open all year with pineapple pit and a 2,000 year old nilometer used to measure the height of the Nile in ancient Egypt, and the Knot garden symbolising Tudor times, and the Brethren's Kitchen in use for 600 years hosted United Warwick Guild feasts, and today you can order cream tea or coffee and cakes and relive the history. The Lord Leycester Hospital is also available for civil ceremonies, receptions, parties and dinners and is open to visitors, come visit these extraordinary medieval buildings with fascinating history, and a long legacy going back.