FUN & LEISURE

The Silverstone circuit is a great experience. What can you do when not racing? Let's take a look at some tips to spice up your trip. 

The Silverstone Museum is on the circuit. It's full of cool artefacts and interactive experiences that tell the story of motorsport at Silverstone. Make your race weekend complete and find out interesting facts about the circuit in the best possible way. 

The British Motor Museum in Warwickshire invites you to take a walk through the history of car manufacturing in Britain. There is something for everyone, from the popular 'Time Journey' to the interactive 'Under the Skin' zone, adults and children alike will find displays and exhibits to surprise and educate them.

Castle Ashby's gardens include a park modelled on a formal Italian garden, an arboretum and a small menagerie. The gardens are very well maintained and are amongst the best in the county. There is something for everyone. If you are looking for a moment of quiet after the noise of the racing circuit, you have come to the right place. 

Warwick Castle is a medieval castle that was originally a wooden fortress built by William the Conqueror in 1068. Over the course of history it has been converted into a stone castle which has had an impressive role in the history of England. The castle offers a walk through the historic rooms, a visit to the towers with amazing views, and a fun zone for families. 

Visit Oxford; it is a beautiful city in the south of central England, famous for its prestigious university and stunning architecture. Visitors to Oxford can explore the historic halls of residence of Oxford University, stroll along the idyllic River Thames and discover the city's rich cultural and literary heritage at museums and galleries such as the Ashmolean Museum and the Bodleian Library.

Visit London, the capital of England, renowned for its rich history, cultural diversity and iconic landmarks. Visitors to London can see Buckingham Palace, the Tower of London and the London Eye, and enjoy spectacular views of the city from the top of the Shard or Sky Garden. See the collections at the British Museum, or contemporary art at the Tate Modern. Have some fish and chips and enjoy the unmistakable atmosphere of London.