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Public Guided Walks Programme For 2023

Market Harborough and District Guided Walks

Below is the List of this year's public guided walks sponsored by Harborough District Council.

 A number of the more popular walks are repeated on different dates offering a greater choice. To guarantee your place, it is better to book in advance. However, on most of the walks it is possible to pay on the day.

The following walks are booking only walks:

Harborough and The Battle of Naseby

Kibworth Harcourt and Windmill Visit

Haunted Harborough ghost walks

Christmas in Harborough

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  • 21 Oct, 14:30
    The Old Grammar School, 40 The Square, Market Harborough LE16 7PA, UK
    The Battle of Naseby in 1645 was the decisive battle in the English Civil War. Discovery the town’s roll in this famous battle and how the civil war affected the people who lived there. Proceeds from the walk will be donated to The Naseby Battlefield Project.
  • 24 Oct, 19:00
    The Old Grammar School, 40 The Square, Market Harborough LE16 7PA, UK
    Join me if you dare, for tales of ghosts, ghouls and Poltergeist in 'Haunted Harborough'
  • 26 Oct, 19:00
    The Old Grammar School, 40 The Square, Market Harborough LE16 7PA, UK
    Join me if you dare, for tales of ghosts, ghouls and Poltergeist in 'Haunted Harborough'
  • 06 Dec, 18:30
    The Old Grammar School, 40 The Square, Market Harborough LE16 7PA, UK
    The Christmas crib, Santa, Christmas carols, mince pies, cards and crackers. Your Victorian guide will explain how these traditional elements of Christmas have evolved to become an essential part of our seasonal festivities. The walk finishes at Duncan Murray Wines for mince pies and a season drink.
  • 07 Dec, 18:30
    The Old Grammar School, 40 The Square, Market Harborough LE16 7PA, UK
    The Christmas crib, Santa, Christmas carols, mince pies, cards and crackers. Your Victorian guide will explain how these traditional elements of Christmas have evolved to become an essential part of our seasonal festivities. The walk finishes at Duncan Murray Wines for mince pies and a season drink.
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