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Bill's Bar
Oakham, Rutland, LE15Located in the market town of Oakham, Bill's Bar brings something new to the high street. LIVE music is at the forefront of our weekend entertainment, as well our resident DJ's.
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A harmonious blend of historic charm and natural beauty, Oakham is perfectly positioned in the heart of Rutland, England's smallest and arguably most scenic county. Characterized by Georgian architecture and a quaint marketplace, Oakham is like stepping back in time. Proximity to Rutland Water adds leisure appeal with its watersports, cycle trails, and wildlife, while the impressive Oakham Castle stands as a testament to the town's rich history. As a hub of excellent schools and an array of charming pubs and eateries, Oakham serves as a Ralph Waldo Emerson’s perfect embodiment of living 'well-laughed, well-fed, and well-read'. From its beautiful surroundings to its sense of timeless tranquility, Oakham truly is a good place to live.
At the heart of Oakham's legacy is the unique tradition of royalty and peers of the realm donating ornamental horseshoes to the Oakham Castle, creating a collection dating back several centuries. Known as one of the best preserved Norman halls in England, the Castle shines a light on Oakham's rich historical tapestry. Alongside the Castle, Oakham houses superb Georgian architecture that lends it air of timeless elegance. Lastly, the town is famous as the gateway to the exquisite Rutland Water, England’s largest artificial lake which not only caters to water sports enthusiasts but also serves as a haven for wildlife.
Whether you're after adventure or tranquility, Oakham serves up entertainment in spades. Explore the local country walks, or head over to Rutland Water Nature Reserve for some bird watching. The town's gastronomic scene is worth exploring too, from the Michelin-starred Hambleton Hall to the cozy charm of The Olive Branch Pub. Art lovers will find solace in Trent Galleries, while movie buffs can enjoy the local drive-in cinema. You can also explore the farmers' market held weekly, offering a selection of delightful local produce. Finally, if you fancy a fine pint, head over to Grainstore Brewery, one of the town's most popular spots.
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Located in the market town of Oakham, Bill's Bar brings something new to the high street. LIVE music is at the forefront of our weekend entertainment, as well our resident DJ's.
The Grainstore Brewery Tap opened its doors in September 1995 and today is recognised as one of the best brew pubs in Britain.