This contemporary art centre is regarded by many as one of the best in the area, offering a large and eclectic volume of work for...

Elton Hall has been the home of the Proby family for over 350 years. A mixture of medieval, gothic and classical architecture set in beautiful...

Deene Park surrounds the beautiful Deene House built in the 16th Century as a medieval manor house. The property represents one of the most...

Stamford Museum offers visitors the chance to learn more about ‘the finest stone in England’ amongst other items of interest. The unique Stamford Tapestry...

Home of Duke of Buccleuch. Tudor Monastic building, enlarged - French style addition of 1695 led to sobriquet “The English Versailles”. Outstanding fine arts from...

Built in the mid-16th Century, Burghley House belonged to William Cecil, Lord Treasurer to Elizabeth I. Hardly lived in by Cecil, who was always away...

Lyddington Bede House is located in Rutland, the smallest county in England, and a place that has always encouraged a great deal of interest because...

Sir Thomas Tresham, who was the father of one of the Gunpowder Plotters, was the designer of this fantastic and unusual place. The Triangular...

Railworld highlights modern trains and the need for sustainable transport. A superb model railway with hands on displayer and films to delight children. There are...

We have 147 acres of lakes and parkland with rides and attractions open from April to September. There are various function rooms available for...

Find out more about the rich heritage of the Peterborough area. Displays of local archaeology, geology, social history including world class marine dinosaurs and Napoleonic...

This gallery is one of the top two art museums in this region, offering a massive collection of first class pieces that are mainly from...

Manor House Museum is located in Kettering and carries a fantastic collection of historic items and artefacts that have been brought together from many hundreds...

The abbey church of Peterborough was founded in 655, and was destroyed by the Danes in 870. Reconstructed in 972, it was then burnt down...

Largely rebuilt in the 18th Century, this fantastic castle and palace was the last residence of Catherine of Aragon. One cannot help but be...