
Address: Donington le Heath Manor House. Manor Road, Donington le Heath, Coalville, Leicestershire LE67 2FW
Telephone: 01530 831259. Email: dlhmanorhouse@leics.gov.uk
Open: Wednesday to Sunday and Bank Holidays from 11am - 4pm.
Telephone: 01530 831259. Email: dlhmanorhouse@leics.gov.uk
Open: Wednesday to Sunday and Bank Holidays from 11am - 4pm.
Closed: Monday and Tuesday
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The Old Barn Coffee Shop serves light refreshments from 11am - 3pm on Saturday and Sunday from Mid February to Mid December and 11am-3pm from Wednesday to Sunday during school holidays
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Coming soon to Donington le Heath Manor House...
Father's Day Pottery Fun Sunday 16th June
Have a go at making a medieval pot, browse the Friends of Donington book and plant stalls and take Dad for lunch in the Old Barn Coffee Shop.
Pottery Workshop Adults £2 Children £1 but Dad goes free!
Pride and Prejudice Wednesday 19th June

Gates open at 6pm for Picnics, performance starts at 7.30pm


The museum is based in a Medieval Manor House dating back to 1280. The house has a fascinating history and is now restored with fine oak furnishings. Visitors to the house can now see restored rooms and displays on medieval life as well as a series of temporary exhibitions on a wide range of subjects. The house is set in recently recreated 17th century style gardens with flower gardens, an orchard, herb gardens and a maze. There is a unique selection of gifts and books to purchase from the museum shop located inside the Manor House. Events are all year round with various permanent exhibitions, a virtual tour and interactive displays.
DID YOU KNOW?

The upstairs bedroom in the Manor House contains King Dick's Bed, in which King Richard III is said to have slept when staying at the White Boar Inn at Leicester, just before his death at Bosworth on 22nd August 1485
Find out about the University of Leicester's exciting reconstruction modelling the the Inn, which was renamed the Blue Boar Inn after the battle here

Please note: Access for visitors with disabilities is limited to the gardens and the ground floor of the Manor House.
A virtual tour is available showing the upper floor.

Page Last Updated: 12 June 2013










