A popular attraction to visitors and locals of Daventry is Borough Hill, which sits high above the town to the east, and offers spectacular views of the town and the Northamptonshire countryside as well. It remains the site of the BBC transmitter, which was first installed in 1925 and was used up to the 1990s. The remains of a Roman fort, villa and settlement have been found in the area and are thought to date back some 5000 years.Daventry and District Golf Club is another place to visit. It offers a challenging nine-hole golf course situated on Borough Hill. The course has been in operation since 1922 and provides a challenge for golfers of all abilities. Visitors, including corporate groups and societies, can play on the course all week, although green fees are cheaper on weekdays, rather than the weekend. As far as the night life is concerned, there are a number of well-liked pubs and bars to attend. Some of them are The Admiral Nelson, Duncow Public House, The Mill House, The Square, and The White Horse.There are numerous schools in the district that are primary, secondary, and special. Some of the primary schools are Southbrook Junior School, “The Grange School, Daventry”, and Braunston Church of England Primary School. Some of the secondary schools are Danetre School, Princethorpe College, and Sponne School Technology College.