La Vieja Escuela de Gramática

Experiencia fantástica: Vine aquí para el inicio de una caminata guiada con un distintivo azul de Market Harborough - ¡el lugar de encuentro era excelente y, hasta donde sé, es una oficina en este momento!

Experiencia positiva: A school was founded in 1607 by Robert Smyth, a native of the town who became Comptroller of the City of London's Chamber. He left money for the education of poor children. In 1614 this schoolhouse was built, in accordance with Smyth's detailed instructions. Btw it’s small historical building sitting in middle of town centre. Anyone can have a look around it.

Experiencia fantástica: Very interesting and well maintained Thanks

Experiencia positiva: Lovely place too book for parties and great place to watch/ have as a performance there

Experiencia fantástica: Wonderful place

Experiencia fantástica: An interesting old building in the town centre that is open (underneath at least) so anybody can have a look around. It is very small, but there are plenty of details. I particularly like the new lock next to the old lock on an old door at the side. There is a Bible verse inscribed along the side of the building too.

Experiencia fantástica: Gorgeous place

Experiencia fantástica: Interesting building great town

Experiencia fantástica: Школа на ножках!!!

Experiencia positiva: Very nicely renovated, more spacious than it seems on the outside, parking is horrible but it is on the high street so what can you expect really?

Experiencia positiva: Saw there was a vegan cake shop! Need to go!

Experiencia fantástica: Attended #thevegancakeryafternoontea at this beautiful venue.

Experiencia fantástica: Lovely old grammar school in the heart of Harborough.

Experiencia positiva: Very interesting unusual old school building. Can not be many of these in the world so go and see it if you can. It is also set in a very nice town full of interesting stuff and largely unspoiled.

Experiencia fantástica: Quirky and unique medieval building set on wooden legs in the centre of Market Harborough next to St. Dionysius' Church. It dates from 1614. Has an open area underneath it and between the legs which is used as a market. The interior is not open to the public unless one applies through the Trustees. It's image has become the iconic symbol for Market Harborough.