Cliff Morgan Wales

The name Cliff Morgan conjures up rugby legend rather than a Leicestershire landmark, and that's because this historic site near Rugby celebrates the Welsh rugby icon who left an indelible mark on the sport. What you're visiting is a place of genuine sporting pilgrimage - though I'll be honest, the site itself is modest rather than grand. It's the story that pulls you here, not a sprawling visitor centre or museum complex.

You won't find much in the way of formal facilities or lengthy exhibits - this is more about standing on the ground where a piece of British sporting history happened and getting a real sense of place. That matters if you're into rugby history or you're keen to explain to children why Cliff Morgan's name still carries weight in the game. For general tourists after a quick heritage tick, it might feel a bit thin.

The real value is combining a visit with the caravan parks dotted nearby. Meadow Field Luxury Glamping sits just 3.1 miles away, and Caravanning and Camping at Manor Farm isn't far behind at 3.4 miles. Both give you a comfortable base for exploring the Rugby area and its sporting heritage without overstaying your welcome at any single spot. If you're doing a proper Midlands holiday loop, factor in Stanford Hall (5.3 miles) for its own history alongside this.

Go if rugby history fires you up. Skip it if you're after five hours of entertainment. Allow an hour maximum, and ring ahead first - details are thin on the ground for this one.