Are You Ready To Fall in Love with Rutland?
Welcome to Love Rutland, your guide to uncovering the best things to see and do. From secret spots and scenic walks to lakeside adventures, we’ve got all the tips to make the most of your visit.
Places to Visit in Rutland
Discover some of the county’s most loved destinations, from the historic market towns of Oakham and Uppingham to the beautiful Rutland Water.
Rutland Water
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If you Love Rutland, you’ve come to the right place
Rutland is a special place. It’s not just the beautiful countryside or the stunning views across Rutland Water – it’s the charming market towns, hidden village gems, cosy country pubs and the welcoming community that make this county so unique.
There’s so much to discover, and at Love Rutland our mission is to share the very best of it with you – from local tips and scenic walks to great places to eat, drink and explore.
Latest Rutland Guides
Discover our latest guides to the best things to do in Rutland, from scenic walks and charming villages to great places to eat and days out around Rutland Water.
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Visiting Rutland Water: The Complete Guide (2026)
Explore Rutland Water with our complete guide. Discover Whitwell, Sykes Lane, Normanton, Lyndon, and Barnsdale, plus watersports, wildlife, walking trails, and nearby attractions.
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Things to do in Uppingham, Rutland: A local’s guide
Uppingham is a charming market town rich in history, renowned for its prestigious school and vibrant arts scene. Read on to find out what makes this town truly unique!
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Where Is Rutland? Facts, Location and Travel
Rutland may be England’s tiniest historic county, but it’s full of charm and character. Located in the East Midlands, it boasts picturesque villages, tranquil countryside, and the famous Rutland Water. If you’re curious about where this quaint county is and what it offers, here’s everything you need to know for your visit.
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Things to do in Oakham, Rutland: A local’s guide (2026)
Oakham may be small, but its charm is big – from the lively market square to cozy cafés and a castle with tales to tell. What is it about this tucked-away town that keeps drawing people back?
