Top Things to do in Northamptonshire
Top Hotels in Northamptonshire
- 1. Mercure Daventry Court Hotel
- 2. Premier Inn Northampton Town Centre hotel
- 3. Kettering Park Hotel & Spa
- 4. Hopping Hare
- 5. The Saracens Head Hotel
- 6. Park Inn by Radisson Northampton Town Centre
- 7. Ibis Hotel Northampton Centre
- 8. Premier Inn Kettering hotel
- 9. The Poplars Hotel
- 10. Fawsley Hall Hotel & Spa
10 Points of Interest & Landmarks in Northamptonshire That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Northamptonshire, United Kingdom including Denford War Memorial, Naseby War Memorial, RAF Grafton Underwood Memorial, Steelmen Memorial Statue, Historic Gretton Viaduct, St Edward the Confesser, Althorp House, St Mary the Virgin Weldon, Rushden War Memorial, Canons Ashby.
Restaurants in Northamptonshire
1. Denford War Memorial
2. Naseby War Memorial
3. RAF Grafton Underwood Memorial
4. Steelmen Memorial Statue
5. Historic Gretton Viaduct
6. St Edward the Confesser
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By Howlo - Buckingham, United Kingdom
The Church of St Edward the Confesser stands proud as you enter the pretty Northamptonshire village of Shalstone. It stands up from the road in very well kept grounds. The arched hedge you walk through to the main door is pleasant. Unfortunately the church was locked on my visit, but I will return to see inside. The church was rebuilt by the local famous architect - George Gilbert Scott in the late 1800's.
7. Althorp House
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 721 reviews
Reviewed By H1922OUchristopherw - Banbury, United Kingdom
Great house fantastic grounds immaculately kept with a fascinating history through the age's that has been well continue by the pressent Earl Spencer
8. St Mary the Virgin Weldon
9. Rushden War Memorial
10. Canons Ashby
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 652 reviews
Reviewed By PandyPandora - Harpenden, United Kingdom
Definitely worth a visit. Prior to our visit, we had not heard of this place and chose it based on distance to travel. It is a National Trust property so free for members, otherwise £11.60 with gift aid. Everyone from car park steward to the ladies scanning our NT cards, to the volunteers in the different rooms of the house and the staff in the cafe were very welcoming, friendly and helpful. The volunteers in the rooms were also very knowledgeable and were interesting to listen to. There are also information folders in each room and on arrival you are given a leaflet with a floor plan and room information. The gardens and church open at 10am and the house at 11.30am. Arrive early as it gets busy. The church is what remains of an Augustinian Priory. The gardens are lovely with great views of the surrounding countryside. The Stables tea room has indoor and outdoor seating. There is a selection of hot food (jacket potatoes, soup), sandwiches and cakes plus options for hot and cold drinks. Service was prompt and the food was good.
