Blue Plaque at Mallory Park, Kirkby Mallory to honour the achievements of Ada Lovelace, recognised as the co-inventor of the modern computer and the true potential of a programmable system capable of processing algorithms to solve complex tasks. There is also a memorial in the churchyard at Kirkby Mallory.

This remarkable railway captures the very essence of a country line, with steam, diesel and railcar train services, along with small stations meandering along a single track line. It really does convey something of the feeling and atmosphere of heady days past.

John Massey committed a murder while living in Bilstone and was taken to Redhill, Birstall and hanged. His body was then taken back to Bilstone to a gibbet post, about half-a-mile south of where he had lived, and hung there for the next 18 years to act as a deterrent. 

The Triumph Visitor Experience tells the whole story of why people ride by bringing together a spectacular collection of historic and modern achievements in motorcycle design, engineering, racing and popular culture.  The museum has motorcycles through the ages from the beginning of the Triumph brand.