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      King William's bridge

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      King William's bridge
      • Castle Hill Country Park, Cropston Rd
        Anstey, eng LE7 7BQ
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      4.8 - (5 reviews)
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      4.8 - (5 reviews)
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      • paul constantinescu

        Relaxing place!
        Mar 13th, 2023

      • Maxine Thomas


        Jul 14th, 2022

      • Matthew Rooney

        Beautiful place for families
        Feb 1st, 2022

      • Chris Down


        Nov 3rd, 2021

      • David Burns

        This historic little packhorse bridge spans the Rothley Brook and is the second of two in Anstey, awarded a grade 2 listed structure, named after king William as it's said it had to be widened for the Kings coaches on a visit to Lord Grey.
        Oct 27th, 2020

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      King William's bridge

      King William's bridge is located at Castle Hill Country Park, Cropston Rd in Anstey, England LE7 7BQ. King William's bridge can be contacted via phone at for pricing, hours and directions.

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        Q Where is King William's bridge located?

        A King William's bridge is located at Castle Hill Country Park, Cropston Rd, Anstey, eng LE7 7BQ

        Q How is King William's bridge rated?

        A King William's bridge has a 4.8 Star Rating from 5 reviewers.

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        paul constantinescu on Google

        image Relaxing place!

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        Matthew Rooney on Google

        image Beautiful place for families

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        image This historic little packhorse bridge spans the Rothley Brook and is the second of two in Anstey, awarded a grade 2 listed structure, named after king William as it's said it had to be widened for the Kings coaches on a visit to Lord Grey.

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