Tutbury,
Staffordshire
15th century fortress, now in ruins, surrounded by countryside walks. Mary Queen of Scots was imprisoned here.
Tutbury,
Staffordshire,
England,
DE13 9JF Website:Tutbury Castle Email:info@tutburycastle.com Phone: 01283 812 129
Fax: 01283 812 129
This wandering priest was leader of the Peasant's Revolt of 1381. He made famous the rhyming couplet, 'When Adam delved and Eve span, who was then the gentleman'
This barn conversion boasts a beautifully styled and very comfortable modern interior. Well equipped beamed farmhouse style kitchen with dining area. Double bedroom with TV. … more >> Sleeps 12
This property is a beautifully restored detached barn conversion in the village of Farley offering comfortable accommodation for up to 10 people. more >> Sleeps 10
The Alton Towers Hotel offers a unique glimpse into the wonderful eccentric inventions of Sir Algernon Aloysius Alton. Situated within Alton Towers, it is the only way to experience a short break at this theme park. There is plenty of entertainment for all ages, including party games and live shows. … more >>
Located by Junction 15 of the M6 and within easy access of the M1 via the A50, this 118 bedroom hotel is only a short distance from the frenzied rides of Alton Towers and the scenic Peak District. The local china industry with its numerous factory shops and museums are … more >>
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