Now is a great time to have a go at fishing in Rutland – and if you’re already a keen angler, why not invite your friends along too for an enjoyable day, or better still, a fishing weekend?
To celebrate English Tourism Week, we’ve teamed up with Charlie Pallett, aka The Rutland Blogger, to give us her Guide to 48 hours in Rutland!
Boasting numerous benefits, not least the opportunity it brings to spend social time outside, golf is even more popular than it has ever been. Here in Rutland we’re lucky to have some fabulous golf courses with scenery so stunning that...
Immerse yourself in the romance and beauty of England’s smallest county – Rutland – on your wedding day. If you’re looking for the ideal venue, the perfect engagement ring and a stylish wedding reception, look no further; Rutland has a...
Picnic time is here again! Time to dig out the picnic basket and cool box and fill them with delicious goodies ready for some al fresco fun in the sun. The great thing about Rutland is that you don’t have...
Theatre was born outdoors. From ancient Greek amphitheatres to the pageant wagons from which mystery and miracle plays were performed from the 10th through to the 16th century, actors and their audiences have been used to contending with the elements....
Lyndon Visitor Centre, located on the south shore of Rutland Water Nature Reserve and home to the iconic Rutland Ospreys, has had an exciting makeover.
After a year or so of being confined close to home, a stay in a Bed and Breakfast in Rutland could be your safe step forward to a taking some time away.
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As signs of Spring start to appear all around us, what better time to get out and get to know our beautiful county again? Rutland is a walker’s paradise with public footpaths, shared access routes and so much to see...
Tennis fans will become glued to their TV screens for Wimbledon fortnight which starts on Monday June 28. If it has inspired you to pick up a racquet and you fancy a break in Rutland, book yourself a stay at...
There’s lots of choice for family fun in Rutland this summer. Here’s a suggestion of a few destinations and activities that Mum, Dad, sons and daughters (and even grandparents) will enjoy…
![Don’t let a little rain spoil your Rutland adventure! There is plenty to do, rain or shine...
[1] One Way Out Escape Rooms - A real-life adventure game experience, One Way Out Escape Rooms boasts 4 permanent and 3 seasonal interactive games. The custom-built and challenging immersive environment is the perfect escape for the young (and young at heart) seeking to put their skills to the test! The clock is ticking... book your visit via the website @onewayoutescape
[2] Rutland County Museum - A fantastic free-to-enter attraction in the heart of Oakham, the Rutland County Museum offers an insightful respite - whatever the weather! Alongside exhibits showcasing archaeological finds from across the county and local crafts from gone-by eras, the museum hosts a wealth of events and insightful talks taking place throughout the year. You will be sure to always find a treasure trove of local knowledge here. @rutlandcountymuseum
[3] Tresillian House - Over the border in Melton Mowbray, enjoy learning a new skill, hobby or language at Tresillian House Guest House and Garden. This relaxing venue offers informal, hands-on workshops throughout the year; including willow crafts, silversmithing, crochet and more! A fantastic opportunity to make the perfect gift with a loved one - or make new friends with a new hobby. Learn more about the workshops by visiting their website.
[4] Wymondham Windmill - A local hidden gem, Wymondham Windmill is a unique visitor attraction built around a 200-year-old flour mill. Complete with modern accommodation, boutique shops and vintage tearooms, the venue offers variety for all visitors. Explore the local woodland, marvel in the superb and unspoilt countryside views - or for those looking for wedded bliss, take advantage of the peaceful and beautiful setting of the historic site. Find out more at @wymondham.windmill
These aren't just rainy day visits, keep them in mind for your Rutland visit in all seasons.
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