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| Tutbury Castle | Ruined motte and bailey castle dating from the 12th Century where Mary Queen of Scots was twice imprisoned. Offering a whole rage of new and exciting attractions, visitors are now able to see the Great Hall, which is dressed as a 1570`s State Room, with some Tudor furniture and fascinating artefacts. A Tudor garden and herbery has been recreated and Tudor/period music often played on site. The Castle also features Falcons/Peacocks and Birds of Prey displays. There are children`s playgrounds, a gift shop and tea room. |
| St. Mary's Priory Church | Built in the late eleventh century by Henry de Ferrers. The Church reflects the importance of Tutbury in Norman times. |
| Georgian Crystal |
Visitors are welcome
to watch the team of highly skilled craftsmen practice their unique art,
from glass blowing to cutting and engraving on Monday to Thursday mornings
. Shop with discounted prices. (please telephone for details) Silk
Mill Lane |
| Tutbury Crystal |
Hand crafted English full Lead Crystal of Distinction is manufactured on the premises. Group tours of the factory available by appointment. Shop with discounted prices, tea room selling light refreshments, car and coach parking. Disabled
- level access to factory shop and most of factory tour. Ramp to second
level of factory.
Factory tours, Coach parties welcome |
| Tutbury Museum & Information Centre | Charity House, Duke Street The
Museum houses a private collection of history
of Tutbury. |
| Picnic Sites | Tutbury
Mill, Bridge Street Belmot Common, Belmot Road |
