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Please visit again soon.
The Family Home of the Duke and Duchess of Rutland. The Castle enjoys breathtaking views over the Vale of Belvoir and costumed guides are on hand to show visitors the impressive collection of English history, period art and furniture.
The grounds around the Castle include a beautiful rose garden and the Duchess’s Garden, a fine example of a Victorian valley garden, with many rare species of trees as well as an Edwardian rare daffodil collection. A special welcome for children includes a delightful Regency Nursery and School Room. There are also tourist attractions such as an excellent restaurant and gift shop.
Belvoir
Breathtaking
views over the
Vale of Belvoir...
Belvoir
Breathtaking
views over the
Vale of Belvoir...
Places to stay...
Great accommodation near Belvoir Castle
Things to do...
Our recommendations for great days out in the Belvoir area
Opening Times
2013 opening dates
Open every Sunday and Monday as follows:
31st March to 1st April, May 5th to 26th August (closed on 17th and 24th of June and 1st of July)
Entry to the Castle is usually by guided tour at 11.15am, 1.15pm and 3.15pm. Gardens are open 11am - 5pm.
Occasionally the Castle is closed because of private events - please check our website before setting out. (www.belvoircastle.com)
Contact Details
Telephone:
(01476) 871002
Fax:
(01476) 870443
Email:
info@belvoircastle.com
Internet:
www.belvoircastle.com
Address:
Belvoir Castle
Grantham, Leicestershire NG32 1PE
Admission
Castles & Gardens
Adult £15 Senior Citizens/ Students £12
Child (5-16) £8
Family (2 adults, 3 children) £40
Gardens
Adult £8
Senior Citizens / Students £7
Child (5-16) £5
Family (2 adults, 3 children) £25
Car parking £2
Group Admission:
Please contact harvey@belvoircastle.com for group rates.
Coaches cannot drop off passengers at the castle which is at the top of a steep hill. Groups arriving by coach at the public car park ticket office should be aware that, unfortunately, there is no means of access to the castle other than by a 5 minute walk up a relatively steep hill.