Kenilworth Map

Kenilworth map, view the Warwickshire town of Kenilworth, located in the county of Warwickshire, England.

Detailed Street Map of Kenilworth Warwickshire & Guide to the Area

Kenilworth Map Warwickshire: Interactive map of Kenilworth, displaying the town situated in the county of Warwickshire, England, United Kingdom.

Use controls (+/-) to display a detailed street map of Kenilworth area and a Kenilworth town centre map, showing Kenilworth Railway Station.

Other facilities, some of which may also be visible on this Kenilworth map are: Kenilworth Castle, Abbey Fields, The Almanack, Ego Mediterranean Restaurant & Bar, Harringtons on the Hill, The Kenilworth, Time for Tea, Pomeroys Bistro, The Cross at Kenilworth, The Queen & Castle, Costa Coffee, The Forest of Arden Hotel, Kenilworth Books, The Littleton Clinic, Talisman Theatre and Arts Centre, Poundland, Waitrose, One Stop, Savers, Kenilworth Chiropractic Clinic, Boots, Lloyds Pharmacy, Specsavers, Kenilworth Library, St John's Church, St Francis of Assisi Catholic Church, Kenilworth Clock Tower, Shire Grill, The Virgins and Castle, Kenilworth Methodist Church, The Engine Inn, Kenilworth Pet and Garden Store, Whitemoor Antiques, Polly Put The Kettle On, Kenilworth Medical Centre, Birtelli's Pizza, Finham Park School 2, Thorns Community Infant School, Kenilworth School and Sixth Form, Crackley Hall School, St Nicholas Church of England Primary School, The Gallery Hair and Beauty, Kenilworth Veterinary Centre, Prim N Proper Boutique, Wilko, The Hair Company, Kenilworth Sports & Social Club, British Heart Foundation, The Ale Rooms, Lil Greens Bar & Restaurant.

By zooming out a couple of steps (double right click) you can view the surrounding areas of Ashow, Leek Wootton, Burton Green, Stoneleigh, Balsall Common, Beausale, Wroxall, Hatton, Norton Lindsey, Rowington, Lapworth, Barford, Radford Semele, Offchurch, Cubbington, Lillington, Blackdown, Hill Wootton, Hunningham, Claverdon, Honiley, Shrewley, Knowle Hill, Budbrooke, Hampton Magna, Haseley, Hatton Park, Guys Cliffe, Warwick, Leamington Spa, Coventry, Allesley, Canley, Earlsdon, Finham, Whitley, Baginton, Ryton-on-Dunsmore, Bubbenhall, Weston under Wetherley.

Kenilworth is one of those places that seems to blend history, greenery and a strong sense of community into a really lovely balance. It's a proper Warwickshire market town with a bit of everything going for it—historic ruins, neat high streets, independent shops, and a good dose of countryside charm. Tucked between Warwick and Coventry, it's close to the action but far enough out to feel relaxed. You get the impression that life ticks along nicely here, with plenty to keep locals and visitors interested.

The town's history stretches right back to the Domesday Book, though things really got going when Kenilworth Castle came into the picture. Built in the 12th century, the castle became a seat of royal power and played a role in some pretty dramatic moments in English history, especially during the time of Elizabeth I and Robert Dudley. Kenilworth itself grew steadily around it, becoming known for its market, mills, and later, the railway. Today, the population sits around 23,000, and while it's modernised, it still has that classic Warwickshire charm with winding roads, old houses and a healthy appreciation for local tradition.

The castle is the big-ticket attraction—and rightly so. English Heritage has done a great job of preserving the ruins and bringing the stories to life, especially the Elizabethan Garden. Then there's Abbey Fields, a beautiful park in the middle of town with a lake, swimming pool and picnic spots. The town centre has a good mix of shops and cafés, and the Talisman Theatre adds a creative buzz. Not far away, you've got National Trust's Baddesley Clinton and Packwood House—both set in lovely grounds and full of character. The countryside around Kenilworth is ideal for walking or cycling, with trails linking villages, woods and open farmland.

Beyond Kenilworth, Warwickshire's full of gems. You've got Warwick itself, with its mighty castle and riverside views, or Stratford-upon-Avon for all things Shakespeare. Leamington Spa offers a splash of elegance with its regency terraces, gardens and boutique shops, while Rugby gives you the birthplace of a global sport. If you're into the outdoors, the county's crisscrossed with scenic walking routes, including the Grand Union Canal and plenty of bridleways. There's a nice rhythm to the area—plenty to see and do, but without the crowds and chaos.

Getting to and from Kenilworth is pretty easy. It's just off the A46 and close to the M40, making road links solid in all directions. The railway station reopened a few years back and connects the town directly to Coventry and Leamington Spa, which means quick links to Birmingham and London from there. Buses run regularly around town and out to nearby villages and towns. If you're flying in, Birmingham Airport is less than half an hour away, offering domestic and international routes. Most of the town is walkable and it's increasingly bike-friendly too, which makes exploring a doddle.

Warwickshire as a county strikes a nice balance. It's proud of its roots but not stuck in the past. You've got castles, stately homes and market towns on one hand, and a growing tech and education sector on the other. It's central without feeling hemmed in, and whether you're looking for rural peace, cultural highlights or just a good local pub, there's plenty to dig into. People tend to stick around once they've found their spot here—and it's easy to see why.

We hope you found this Kenilworth tourist map useful for your visit to the area.

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