Normanton Church
Wheelchair accessible
A unique landmark, Normanton Church appears to float on Rutland Water, saved from destruction in the 1970s and now a popular wedding venue and museum.

šŸ“œ Deconsecrated church, Grade II listed building, built in the 1760s on a 14th-century foundation.
šŸ” Often appears to float on the lake or sink into the ground, depending on water levels.

Why Go

āœØ Unique architectural illusion and picturesque setting
šŸ’’ Popular venue for weddings, concerts, and social events
šŸ›ļø Houses a museum dedicated to the history of Rutland Water
šŸš¶ Easy to view from the shores of Normanton Water

Why Avoid

āš ļø Public visits limited to certain days, check website for schedule

Tips

šŸ“ø Plan to visit at different times of day to experience shifting light effects
ā›µ Consider a cruise on the Rutland Belle for excellent views of the church

Cost

šŸ’° Access to the exterior of the church is free.

Hours

šŸ•’ Only open to the public during certain events, check its website.

šŸ…æļø Parking

Car parking available at Normanton Car Park.

ā™æ Accessibility

Ramp / Level Access available.

Last updated 7 days ago

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