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A Morning of Moths

Thursday 25th June 2026, 7am - 9am

A morning exploring the magical world of our wonderful moth population and checking our live trap moth surveys at Burley Wood, home to some of the UKs most rare species.

Join the Wild Rutland team to check and identify before releasing the moths caught overnight. This activity can be accessible to all but suitable clothing and footwear is recommended.

£22.50 per person

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Date: 25/6/2026
Time: 07:00am to 09:00 am

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Greetham’s history stretches back thousands of yea

Greetham’s history stretches back thousands of years. Dominated by the striking broach spire of its medieval church, the village has seen continuous settlement since the Neolithic, Bronze and Iron Ages. Archaeological discoveries, including a Roman pottery kiln, reveal a thriving community long before medieval times. In 1290, King Edward I stayed here as guest of the Earl of Warwick at the Manor House, once surrounded by its own enclosed deer park.

If you’re looking to explore the village, why not visit Greetham Open Gardens on 7th June? Ten beautiful gardens will be opening their gates for a charming day of discovery.

#LoveRutland #DiscoverRutland #GreethamRutland #OpenGardens

There’s a new spring menu at The Sun Inn at Great

There’s a new spring menu at The Sun Inn at Great Easton.

As you’d expect, the food is locally sourced and you’ll always find seasonal dishes on offer. The menu changes frequently to reflect what’s freshest, with a range of delicious dishes such as new-season asparagus, goat’s cheese and lovage tart; slow-braised beef brisket with beef consommé, new potatoes, spring vegetables and wild garlic chimichurri; and a rhubarb and custard trifle for dessert. It’s the perfect excuse for a relaxed countryside lunch or sun-soaked evening meal this spring.

#LoveRutland #DiscoverRutland #CountyofGoodTaste

And just like that, it's bank holiday again! Ther

And just like that, it's bank holiday again!

There's plenty to see and do this long weekend in Rutland...

1️⃣ Cider & Sausage Festival at The Grainstore
Four days of live music, 40 real ciders direct from the barrel, live music and a buzzing atmosphere from day through to night.

2️⃣Join the circus this weekend and step under the Big Top of Boom Circus! Prepare to be dazzled by jaw-dropping performances, circus magic and family fun.
📸 Belvoir Castle

3️⃣ Uppingham Beer Festival at The Vaults
Enjoy 11 cask ales, delicious street food vendors, three incredible live bands and three days of great atmosphere in the heart of Uppingham.

4️⃣ Craig Revel Horwood
Strictly favourite Craig Revel Horwood heads to the stage at the Stamford Corn Exchange with 'Revelations – Songs Boys Don’t Sing'. Expect big songs, backstage stories and plenty of glamour from the king of the ballroom.

5️⃣Uppingham Jazz & Soul Band at The Fox, North Luffenham
Spend the afternoon outside on the Patio with Uppingham's Jazz & Soul Band.

6️⃣ ABBA Night at Belvoir Castle
Are you ready for the time of your life? Dance the night away with ABBA INFERNO set against the dramatic backdrop of the Vale of Belvoir.
📷 Belvoir Castle

#DiscoverRutland #LoveRutland #RutlandandBeyond #CountyofGoodTaste

Surrounded by a landscape of fields and woodland,

Surrounded by a landscape of fields and woodland, the village of Exton has been described as one of the prettiest in Rutland with attractive 18th and 19th-century thatched ironstone buildings grouped loosely around a shaded village green.

The village is dominated by Exton Hall with its Old Hall ruins, extensive formal grounds, garden follies, stone boundary walls, entrance lodges and gates. Nearby, the restored medieval parish church contains many outstanding 16th to 18th century family monuments.

Away from the village centre, the modern fields contain evidence of their past life as the extensive landscaped grounds associated with the country house and seat of the Noel family. The ornamental lakes, avenues of trees, and garden follies give a glimpse of the past splendour of a 17th/18th-century country house and its landscaped park.

If you want to explore Exton further, why not pick up one of our Fields & Follies Heritage Trails.

#LoveRutland #DiscoverRutland

Rutland Water turns 50 What began in 1976 as a ma

Rutland Water turns 50

What began in 1976 as a major engineering project to create a reservoir for the East Midlands has grown into one of the UK’s most beautiful outdoor spaces.

Today, it is a vibrant landscape of open water, wildlife and countryside, offering activities such as sailing, cycling and walking, as well as exceptional birdwatching and world class fishing.

Rutland Water has also been awarded both Blue Flag and Green Flag status, with its Sykes Lane beach becoming the first inland bathing site in England to receive Blue Flag recognition, highlighting its excellent water quality and visitor facilities. This incredible achievement means it is also the only Blue Flag site located within a Green Flag awarded site in the country.

#DiscoverRutland #RutlandWater #LoveRutland

Have you spotted our new visitor information board

Have you spotted our new visitor information boards around Rutland yet?

Our newly designed signs have been installed in Oakham and Uppingham to help welcome visitors and showcase each town’s rich heritage, local highlights and places to explore.

Read about it in our latest blog, link in bio

#DiscoverRutland #VisitRutland #ExploreRutland

The Plant Concierge at Gates offers a personalised

The Plant Concierge at Gates offers a personalised way to tackle your planting challenges with confidence.

Book a 45-minute 1:1 with horticultural expert Jodie and turn uncertainty into clear, practical decisions. Start with a relaxed chat about your space, lifestyle and goals, then enjoy a guided walk through the Horticultural Area as Jodie hand-picks the perfect plants for you.

Your garden, made simple!

#DiscoverRutland #LoveRutland #GatesGardenCentre

Eyebrook Reservoir isn’t just a beautiful spot for

Eyebrook Reservoir isn’t just a beautiful spot for a peaceful walk or a day of trout fishing, it’s a place where history was made.

Built between 1937–1940 to support the nearby steel industry, this tranquil water now offers stunning views, rich wildlife and the perfect escape into nature. But there’s more beneath the surface…

During WWII, Eyebrook became a secret training ground for No. 617 Squadron RAF, led by Guy Gibson, as they prepared for the legendary Operation Chastise.

Today, you can stand by the water, take in the calm surroundings and imagine the roar of aircraft skimming across the surface before one of the most daring missions in history.

Discover Rutland; where there’s a story around every corner.

📷richard_in_rutland

#VisitRutland #LoveRutland #DiscoverRutland #EyebrookReservoir

Burghley Gardens has been shortlisted for the pres

Burghley Gardens has been shortlisted for the prestigious Historic Houses Garden of the Year Award 2026!

Set within the magnificent grounds of Burghley House, these gardens are one of just six finalists across the UK. Shaped by over 500 years of history and thoughtfully reimagined under the direction of Head Gardener Joe Whitehead, they showcase a stunning blend of heritage and modern horticultural vision.

Voting is now open until 31 August 2026

#BurghleyHouse #GardenOfTheYear2026 #HistoricHouses #DiscoverRutland #LoveRutland

Did you know, May is National Walking Month? Ther

Did you know, May is National Walking Month?

There’s no better time to step outside, breathe in the fresh air and discover the benefits of walking for your wellbeing. Whether it’s a short stroll or a longer countryside adventure across our undulating landscape, every step counts.

Celebrate the month by joining us at the Rutland Walking & Cycling Festival – a programme of guided walks, cycling routes, and outdoor activities for all ages and abilities.

Find out more and get involved at www.discover-rutland.co.uk

#DiscoverRutland #LoveRutland #NationalWalkingMonth #WalkThisMay

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