Exceptionally fine Norman Great Hall of a late 12th Century fortified manor house. Medeival musician sculptures and fine architecture make it one of the most...

The museum is the perfect introduction to England’s smallest county. The “Welcome to Rutland” gallery is a guide to the history and an extensive rural...

This gallery has a reputation for hosting some of the most interesting and prestigious artistic events that take place in the small community. Concentrating...

Familiar to millions of BBC viewers as the home of Gardener’s World, Barnsdale Gardens comprises of 37 individual gardens and features all blending into one...

The Rutland Railway Museum is located on nearly seven acres of land that would have once been part of the Midland Railways Network. Established...

Normanton Church Museum is located within this beautiful building in Oakham. One cannot help but be impressed by the detail of design and architecture...

Located in the off-the-beaten-track village of Edmondthorpe, this 14th church boasts a 13th century tower. The church boasts an appealing interior, with a grandiose three-tiered...

Lyddington Bede House is located in Rutland, the smallest county in England, and a place that has always encouraged a great deal of interest because...

St John the Baptist's Church in South Croxton is built at the top of a hill, where it can be seen from miles around. This...

Stamford Museum offers visitors the chance to learn more about ‘the finest stone in England’ amongst other items of interest. The unique Stamford Tapestry...

Despite being close to the city of Leicester, the village of Beeby is in a quiet world all of its own. All Saints Church is...

The Melton Carnegie Museum is a fascinating local history museum that has almost every facet of social and political life charted in this town....

This 13th Century church is the centrepiece of Melton Mowbray and a building of almost cathedral-like proportions. Magnificent architecture combines with attractive stained glass windows...

The main library in the heart of Melton is an important place of cultural and social exchange amongst the people of this community. The...

Built in the mid-16th Century, Burghley House belonged to William Cecil, Lord Treasurer to Elizabeth I. Hardly lived in by Cecil, who was always away...

This beautiful Lincolnshire country house is where Sir Isaac Newton was born and lived with his family for much of his childhood. There are...

I make reasonably priced wheel thrown pottery and hand built sculptural pieces for my home and garden. My gallery is on site which you can...

Melton Country Park is situated about ten minutes’ walk from the town centre and has its own car park. The site consists of 53 hectares...

You will find fun for all the family at this adventure park. The converted farm marries country pleasures with amusement for active children. Along...

St Mary’s Church is shared between the two small villages of Chadwell and Wycomb, located some four miles outside of Melton Mowbray. This church is...