Richard III's Leicester: A History Hit Audio Tour

On this audio tour, you'll learn about how the 700-year-old remains of the lost king were discovered under a local car park in 2012, sparking a global fascination.

On this walking tour, you'll hear about how Richard III was finally reburied here in 2015 with dignity inside a tomb of Yorkshire fossil stone etched with his personal motto, "Loyalty Binds Me".

On this GPS-guided tour, you'll find out how this imposing three-story sandstone archway featured an upper-floor medieval toilet that emptied directly into the ditch below.

to the medieval stone for muskets when Royalist forces stormed the town during the English Civil War.

On this self-guided audio tour, you'll learn how Richard III chose to sleep at a public inn instead of this historic royal residence because the aging castle had become incredibly cold and drafty.

Town Wall, which contains some of the oldest Roman brickwork in the UK.

ly predicted that the king's head would strike the bridge on his return from battle exactly where his spur hit it on the way out.

infrastructure to build the church, utilizing bricks scavenged directly from neighboring Roman ruins.

On this smartphone walking tour, you'll find out how the street once formed a dark tunnel of shadows lined with timber houses that leaned so far out they nearly touched across the cobbles.

hysical traits like Richard's scoliosis to spin centuries of villainous propaganda.