The Visitor Information area at Rutland County Museum provides information about attractions and places to visit in and around Rutland. Historically agricultural in its nature, the county still possesses the charm of old England with its small, stone cottages, rural landscapes and independent shops. One of the biggest man-made reservoirs in western Europe, Rutland Water, is home to various wildlife projects, such as England’s first Osprey breeding programme.

Rutland attracts thousands of visitors seeking a quiet and relaxing place close to nature, with walking and cycling paths and a friendly welcome from local businesses and services for all the family. A wide range of nearby attractions includes castles and stately homes, museums and galleries, gardens and nature reserves. Every visitor will find something of interest.

The Visitor Information area holds a wide selection of information for visitors, local residents and those who are considering joining our community. There is a selection information about local events and attractions throughout the year, historic sites, children's activities, cycle hire, nature reserves and wildlife, places of interest, theatres, transport timetables, cinemas and the arts in Rutland and surrounding districts. To find out more of what Rutland has to offer see the Discover Rutland website.