On the sunny cum cloudy day, on these beautiful roads we had to enroute to Warwickshire...
Before landing n the city, we had plans to visit Warwick castle, which is one of England's finest examples of a mediaeval Castle. With over a thousand years of history, this castle was first fortified by William the Conqueror in 1068. For centuries the castle was the home of some of the most powerful Earls in England. The Earl of Warwick influenced the battles between the houses of York and Lancaster in the famous Wars of the Roses.
The grounds were landscaped by 'Capability Brown' and over the years the estate and residence were transformed into a grand Stately Home. George IV, Queen Victoria, Prince Albert and Edward VII were very familiar with Warwick Castle and its hospitality. 
The collections of furniture, tapestries, painting and amour make this a memorable attraction. Though this is nothing when referred to palaces back home, but History speaks!!!
Then we enter the city which is enriched with history of craft and jewelers dating back 100s of years!! We had a chance to go around one hour guided tour {Offered twice a day, really worth it!!} inside ‘Jewellery quarter Discovery Centre’, which captures its history and unravels some of the mysteries behind the goldsmiths traditions and craftsmanship. This is the result cum hardship put in by a family (firm) called Smith and Pepper. This centre cum museum now has some interesting facts of inventory, fascinating ways of attracting people to wear GOLD!!!
Need a lunch-break, then enter Soho road, where we find lot of desi hotels, cum gurudwaras 
This has three sections
Glass house:
Tropical house: we have tropical house which complements the lowland rainforest vegetation with tropical water plants.
Subtropical house: here you can find plants like palm which are grown in climates of lower temp which suits typical sub tropical regions. Mediterranean house: you can find plants varying from dwarf pomegranate, Punica granatum var nana; locust-bean, Ceratonia siliqua..
Arid house: this house displays plants from climates with low, irregular rainfall but also for plants of dry locations such as cliffs or tree branches, cacti and some spurges, Euphorbia spp…
Garden: Loudon Terrace: It is a place to relax, to stroll and converse, to eat sandwiches or merely to sit in the sun
Main Lawn & Bandstand: This has the Main Lawn, which has amphitheatre that acts as a sun trap, with more space of ground behind!!
Also few attractions were Rock garden and the Herbaceous Border 
Gallery: This exhibits a wide variety of subjects and many different mediums, oils, acrylics, pastels, watercolour, collage and mixed medium. This month theme was group paints in watercolour!!
Before packing up, we visited Lord Balaji temple
