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Museums

Rutland County Museum Normanton Church Museum

Melton Carnegie Museum  

The Rutland County Museum in Oakham and the Carnegie Museum in Melton Mowbray are both free and within six miles of the campsite.

 

Churches

There are around 50 fine churches to visit in Rutland. One annual event in Rutland is a charity cycle ride to visit as many as possible in one day.

St Andrew's Whissendine & St Mary's Church in Melton Mowbray are well worth a visit.

St Andrew's Whissendine

St Mary's Melton Mowbray All Saints Oakham

Rutland Tourism has launched the new Rutland Church Trail guide with details of 15 local churches for people to visit and enjoy. The trail is designed to attract visitors and tourists to the county to experience the rich history and heritage of the local area.
The churches involved in the Rutland Church Trail include: St. Mary Magdalene and St. Andrew, Ridlington; St. Peter’s, Barrowden; Holy Trinity, Teigh; St. Mary the Virgin, Edith Weston; All Saints, Oakham; St. Peter and St. Paul, Uppingham; St. Peter, Brooke St. Mary’s, Greetham; St. Mary’s, Ashwell; St. Andrew, Whissendine; St. John the Baptist, North Luffenham; St. Andrew’s, Hambleton; St. Peter’s, Belton in Rutland; St. Mary of the Virgin, Morcott; and St. Peter and St. Paul, Exton.

Download the Rutland Church Trail Guide
 

Castles

Oakham  Rockingham Belvoir  

Grimsthorpe Nottingham

 

Other Heritage Sites

Belton House Burghley

 

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