Tel: 0118 971 4700
Lyddington Bede House
Lyddington
Rutland
LE15 9LZ
United Kingdom
Tel: 01572 822438
Lyddington Bede House, near Uffington in Rutland, was originally built during the late medieval era as a wing of a palace owned by the Bishops of Lincoln. In later years it became an almshouse for ‘bedesmen’; the building is largely unaltered since this time, and visitors can discover the tiny rooms and the former Bishops’ Great Chamber with its superbly ornate features.
Lyddington
Rutland
LE15 9LZ
United Kingdom
Tel: 01572 822438
Lyddington Bede House, near Uffington in Rutland, was originally built during the late medieval era as a wing of a palace owned by the Bishops of Lincoln. In later years it became an almshouse for ‘bedesmen’; the building is largely unaltered since this time, and visitors can discover the tiny rooms and the former Bishops’ Great Chamber with its superbly ornate features.
Oakham Castle
Castle Lane
Oakham
Rutland
LE15 6DR
United Kingdom
Tel: 01572 758440
Oakham Castle, just off the Market Place in the town centre, was the residence of the lord of the manor of Oakham, and was built by the Norman baron Walkelin de Ferrers in the late 12th century. Much of the original castle had become ruined by the Middle Ages, but the Great Hall still stands today with its grand interior and curious collection of horseshoes still intact.
Castle Lane
Oakham
Rutland
LE15 6DR
United Kingdom
Tel: 01572 758440
Oakham Castle, just off the Market Place in the town centre, was the residence of the lord of the manor of Oakham, and was built by the Norman baron Walkelin de Ferrers in the late 12th century. Much of the original castle had become ruined by the Middle Ages, but the Great Hall still stands today with its grand interior and curious collection of horseshoes still intact.
Rutland County Museum
Catmose Street
Oakham
Rutland
LE15 6HW
United Kingdom
Tel: 01572 758441
Rutland County Museum, in Oakham, is set in a historic 18th century building on the site of the town’s old maltings. Opened as a museum in 1969, it features permanent and temporary displays telling the fascinating story of social and economic history in the county, with demonstrations of traditional crafts and skills.
Catmose Street
Oakham
Rutland
LE15 6HW
United Kingdom
Tel: 01572 758441
Rutland County Museum, in Oakham, is set in a historic 18th century building on the site of the town’s old maltings. Opened as a museum in 1969, it features permanent and temporary displays telling the fascinating story of social and economic history in the county, with demonstrations of traditional crafts and skills.
Rutland Railway Museum
Ashwell Road
Cottesmore
Rutland
LE15 7BX
United Kingdom
Tel: 01572 813203
The Rutland Railway Museum can be found just four miles from Oakham in Rutland, and is a celebration of the working engine, with particular emphasis on the engines used to haul the ironstone from local quarries. The collection of steam and diesel engines is kept running by local enthusiasts, and a programme of special events runs throughout the year.
Ashwell Road
Cottesmore
Rutland
LE15 7BX
United Kingdom
Tel: 01572 813203
The Rutland Railway Museum can be found just four miles from Oakham in Rutland, and is a celebration of the working engine, with particular emphasis on the engines used to haul the ironstone from local quarries. The collection of steam and diesel engines is kept running by local enthusiasts, and a programme of special events runs throughout the year.
Rutland Water
Ashwell Road
Cottesmore
Rutland
LE15 7BX
United Kingdom
Tel: 01572 770 651
Rutland Water is one of the largest man-made lakes in Europe, and what better way of taking in the scenery than on a cruise. Alternatively, it is possible to walk or cycle next to the lake, while water sports are another option in this part of the country. Around the expansive lake you are likely to see various forms of wildlife and there are a number of bird hides to help with this.
Ashwell Road
Cottesmore
Rutland
LE15 7BX
United Kingdom
Tel: 01572 770 651
Rutland Water is one of the largest man-made lakes in Europe, and what better way of taking in the scenery than on a cruise. Alternatively, it is possible to walk or cycle next to the lake, while water sports are another option in this part of the country. Around the expansive lake you are likely to see various forms of wildlife and there are a number of bird hides to help with this.