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Wroxall Abbey Estate (45.7 miles) Tel: 01926484470
Birmingham Road
Wroxall
Warwick, Warwickshire
CV35 7NB
United Kingdom
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Dating back to the 12th Century and once the Country Seat of Sir Christopher Wren, Wroxall Abbey is one of the most historic and beautiful luxury Warwick Hotels with an unrivaled location, offering seclusion and intimacy amidst 27 acres of unspoilt parkland and gardens. -
Warwick Racecourse (45.4 miles) Tel: 01926405560
Hampton Street
Warwick, Warwickshire
CV34 6HN
United Kingdom
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Warwick Racecourse is a course rich in tradition and heritage, one which has certainly played its part in the history of horse racing – most notably when it became the first course to include a jump race in its programme, establishing National Hunt racing as it is known today.
