Rutland County Museum and Visitor Centre is the perfect introduction to England’s smallest county. The "Welcome to Rutland" display tells the story of the county, and compliments displays of archaeology, history and rural life. The Visitor Information Area holds...

Catmose Arts is the Catmose Campus's unique public arts centre presenting an eclectic programme of live performance, exhibitions, creative workshops and family events all year round.

The splendid Great Hall of Oakham Castle is one of the finest examples of late 12th century domestic architecture in England. It was built by Walkelin de Ferrers, a Norman baron, in about 1180-90.

When you enter the Museum you will be directed to park in an area of restored land that was previously used as the sidings for the Exton Park group of quarries. Here quarry locomotives brought wagons from quarries on the top of the hill and from up to five miles...

Normanton Church, Rutland Water's most famous landmark, sits half-submerged on the edge of Rutland Water. Originally part of the Normanton Estate, it now houses pre-historic remains and an Anglo-Saxon female skeleton. There is also an exhibition showing the history...

Set beside the church of the picturesque ironstone village of Lyddington, Lyddington Bede House originated as the medieval wing of a palace belonging to the Bishops of Lincoln. By 1600 it had passed to Sir Thomas Cecil, son of Queen Elizabeth's chief minister, who...

Melton Carnegie Museum is now open following a major building project, which has created a 1st floor community space for use by groups and has doubled the size of the ground floor and introduced a small museum shop with unusual gifts and books related to rural life.

A delightful small 16th-century building, with interesting local architecture and a museum exploring Easton's industrial past

Burghley, near Stamford in Lincolnshire, has been the home of the Cecil Family for over 400 years and is England’s greatest Elizabethan House. Burghley is owned and maintained by Burghley House Preservation Trust which looks after a huge collection of great works...

Isaac Newton was born in this modest manor house in 1642 and he made many of his most important discoveries about light and gravity here. You can still see the famous apple tree from Isaac's bedroom window and enjoy the brand new Discovery Centre, which opened at the...