Althorp house
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Althorp has been the stately home of the Spencer family for nearly 500 years and is the resting place of Diana, Princess of Wales. Just over 16 miles away. |
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BURGHLEY HOUSE - STAMFORD |
There is so much to see and do here including the house and gardens, the garden of surprises and the deer park. Or have a look on the website for a full events diary and take your pick…
36 miles. |
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COtON MANOR GARDENS
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This beautiful ten-acre garden at Coton Manor occupies a hillside position extending down from the 17th century manor house constructed of mellow Northamptonshire stone.
12 miles away. |
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COTTESBROOKE HALL
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A wonderful Queen Anne house dating from 1702 and set in delightful award-winning gardens in rural Northamptonshire.
8 miles away. |
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foxton locks |
Foxton is home to two amazing feats of engineering in the heart of Leicestershire, on the Grand Union Canal. As well as the longest and steepest staircase locks in the UK, the site is home to the remains of the inclined plane, a magnificent, if slightly weird, piece of Victorian engineering.
6.5 miles away. |
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KELMARSH HALL AND GARDENS |
A graceful 18th Century house, set in romantic gardens and surrounded by an estate of rolling Northamptonshire countryside with tearooms.
5 miles away. |
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KIlworth House |
An impressive venue in south Leicestershire, Kilworth House Hotel and Theatre is a 19th-century country house which retains its Victorian charm.
Just over 4.5 miles away. |
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kirby hall |
One of the great Elizabethan houses of England, Kirby Hall was built for Sir Humphrey Stafford of Blatherwick, beginning in 1570. In 1575 the property was purchased by Sir Christopher Hatton of Holdenby, who later became Elizabeth I's Lord Chancellor. His descendant Sir Christopher Hatton III had Inigo Jones rebuild Kirby in grand Jacobean style, creating a superb symmetrical house set in stylish formal gardens, described by the fourth Sir Christopher Hatton as the finest in England.
36 miles away. |
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Naseby battle field |
The Battle of Naseby was the key battle of the first English Civil War. On 14 June 1645, the main army of King Charles I was destroyed by the Parliamentarian New Model Army. Follow the battle trail by visiting the view points in the local area.
2.5 miles to Cromwell monument. |
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Richard III visitor centre |
Immerse yourself in the story of King Richard III,(the last king of England to die in Battle). Love him or loath him he holds our interest and find out what you think did happen to those princes in the tower.
15 miles away. |
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ROCKINGHAM CASTLE |
William the Conqueror ordered this motte and bailey castle to be built overlooking the Welland Valley. Castle and park events throughout the year.
21 miles away. |
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Rushton triangular lodge |
Intriguing three-storey triangular lodge based on the number three by Architect Sir Thomas Thresham built between 1593 - 1597. This English Heritage building is an architectural gem, full of ingenuity, messages and hidden meanings.
Just over 13.5 miles away. |
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STANFORD HALL |
A beautiful 17th Century House surrounded by ancient parkland rich in Natural History.
Just over 7 miles away. |
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