10 Things to do in Richmond That You Shouldn't Miss

Built in 1788, The Georgian Theatre Royal is the UK's oldest working theatre in its original form. We are currently still open for tours, although all live performances have been put on hold for the moment. Guided 'back-stage tours are suitable for children and adults alike and run every hour on the hour (10am until 4pm Monday to Saturday). Our enthusiastic guides will entertain you with the fascinating story of the Theatre as well as providing a colourful insight into life in Georgian England. Find out who has graced the historic stage over the centuries and discover how the early actors lived and worked, walking miles between venues with their families in tow. Come and see why we're consistently number 1 of 'things to do in Richmond' on TripAdvisor!

Due to Covid-19, admission is via pre-booked time slot. Quick and easy online booking via our website. 300 years of friendship and adventure, service and sacrifice; our museum presents the history of this illustrious local infantry regiment through the eyes of the soldiers who served. Housed in a former church in the centre of the market place, the galleries . The museum is a light, bright, place with loads to discover for all the family and features a range of activities for our younger visitors. The collection includes equipment, artwork, silver, medals (including Victoria Crosses) uniforms and personal items donated to the regiment throughout the centuries. We also run education, community events and activity programmes, and have a great gift shop; perfect for picking up a present, or a treat for yourself. Our special exhibition, Treasures in Store, which includes objects from the collection which have never before been on display, runs until 19 December.

Foxglove Covert Local Nature Reserve covers 100 acres of moorland edge adjacent to Cambrai Lines at Catterick and has a remarkable mix of habitats and species. The reserve contains semi-natural woodland, heathland, flower-rich grassland, streams, ponds, a lake, willow and Alder carr, coniferous woodlands and wet meadows. The patchwork of habitats across Foxglove Covert Local Nature Reserve is home to more than 2440 species. At the heart of the reserve is a modern, purpose-designed Field Centre, a great place to start your visit and learn more about the wildlife of Foxglove Covert. The diverse habitats of the site mean that a variety of bird species is either resident or passing through on migration and bird ringing is one of the most important aspects of conservation on the reserve. In common with all other bird ringing sites, Foxglove Covert carries out its work under the auspices of The British Trust for Ornithology (BTO). We are located as part of Catterick Garrison so identification is required to access the site. Please see our website for further details on access and directions. Access to the site is free, however any donations are gratefully received to help us find the £100,000 it costs each year to keep the reserve open. We are open every day (except Christmas, Boxing and New Years Days); Monday-Friday 9.00am-5.00pm and weekends and bank holidays 10.00am-4.00pm.

Visit the 'UK's Most Popular Selling Published Artist 2018' right here in North Yorkshire! The Lucy Pittaway Art Gallery showcases original works of art, prints, canvases and stunning high quality gifts an merchandise by Award Winning Yorkshire Artist Lucy Pittaway. You can also find beautiful greetings cards, notebooks, calendars, tea sets and ceramics, textiles and homeware, perfect for gifting or a reminder of your trip to Yorkshire! Artwork is guaranteed to brighten any room, in any home, with homeware and gifts perfect for him and her, or just yourself! Three time Tour de Yorkshire Official Artist Lucy Pittaway also showcases striking cycling artwork depicting the beautiful Yorkshire landscapes of the race through her cycling themed art and gift collections. If you are looking for a reminder of your stay in Richmond, Birthdays, Mother's Day, Christmas or just something for yourself, we guarantee to brighten someone's day!

Osteopathic treatment aims to stimulate the body’s natural healing processes. It encourages healthy movement in joints, muscles and tendons by correcting mechanical imbalances. My practice is located at Parkshot House directly opposite Richmond station.

Mackenzie Thorpe's personal gallery, Arthaus, was established in 1989 and is a leading attraction in the charming market town of Richmond North Yorkshire, visitors come to see us here from all around the world.