Westgate Tower Museum

Worked in 1380, the Westgate was one of seven such structures worked to protect the entrance focuses on the city. Arranged, as its name recommends, at the westernmost purpose of the old city's limit, Westgate Towers Museum and Viewpoint is housed in the nation's biggest surviving medieval gatehouse.Today, this great building houses a captivating gallery displaying the historical backdrop of the city alongside its own particular storied past.

A feature for most is the chance to visit a unique "felon's" cell dating from the mid-nineteenth century the building once filled in as a correctional facility and police headquarters. What's more, obviously, there's the view. Standing in excess of 60 feet high, the top of the Westgate offers fantastic all-encompassing perspectives over the noteworthy city and its old medieval focus, and the encompassing parks and gardens contiguous the River Stour.