Leicester - Castle Park & Old Streets

The Lost Treasure of Bosworth - Join the Hunt Today!

Legend has it that before the infamous Battle of Bosworth, Sir Percestrin Golda, King Richard's Treasurer, hid three chests of gold somewhere in Leicester. Sadly, both Richard and Perce were unable to escape the conflict, and knowledge of the gold died with them… Or so it seemed! Before his demise, Sir Perce detailed potential burial sites, along with a map, in his diary. This document was recently recovered during renovations at the Magazine Gateway, where Perce had tucked it away inside a wall. The document has now been sent to our team at the Exploration Society, and we need you - our TOP treasure seekers - to follow the clues and pinpoint the spot where the treasure trove is stashed away. Good luck - we're counting on you!

The Mystery of Bosworth Gold

Are you looking for an exciting adventure to embark on with your family and friends? Look no further than the Mystery of Bosworth Gold Trail in Leicester! As you follow the trail, you'll solve sneaky clues set on existing buildings, permanent features, and monuments to discover the location of the buried treasure.

This Leicester Mystery Guide Trail starts in Market Street and takes you through the old streets of the 'Castle Park' area of the city. You'll explore across St Nicholas Circle to the park itself and the ancient streets around the castle.