Nottinghamshire

Nottinghamshire is a historic and culturally rich county in England's East Midlands, famed for Sherwood Forest, Robin Hood legends, historic towns, and vibrant urban centres with excellent transport connections.

16 Results

2 miles from Flying Horse Walk

Flying Horse Walk is a shopping arcade in the heart of Nottingham City Centre featuring independent fashion boutiques and a historic Grade II listed entrance facade. Visitors can enjoy an indoor shopping experience housed within an 18th-century Georgian building.

Honies Farm Barns - The Farm House

A luxurious 5-star holiday home situated in a rural setting near Newark, accommodating up to 10 guests with five bedrooms, offering a peaceful and scenic retreat with private hot tub, enclosed garden, and modern amenities.

Honies Farm barns- The Archers

This accommodation is a luxury barn conversion with four bedrooms, set in a peaceful rural location with open views across fields, providing a comfortable and tranquil retreat ideal for families and groups.

2 miles from Flintham Hall

Flintham Hall is a Grade I listed historic Italianate mansion in Nottinghamshire, notable for its 19th-century architecture and a nationally admired large conservatory. While the hall itself is currently not open to the public, visitors can enjoy public footpaths through the park for good views of the property.

3 miles from Cheer Up Chuckaboo Trail

7–11 Oct, 14–16 Oct

Visitors follow a trail exploring the meanings of Victorian slang words and phrases from the 1800s. Trail sheets include a prize.

Near Sherwood Forest

Sherwood Forest is a historic and ancient nature reserve famous for its thousand-year-old Major Oak, associated with Robin Hood. Visitors can enjoy both outdoor nature trails and guided walks, as well as indoor experiences at the visitor centre featuring a café, shop, and accessible facilities.

The Hall

The Hall is a countryside holiday retreat with nine bedrooms and six bathrooms, surrounded by nature and offering spacious grounds including a private tennis court and garden areas, designed to cater to large groups and families seeking a peaceful rural setting.

Near Bolsover Castle

Bolsover Castle is a historic 17th-century castle built on medieval ruins in Bolsover, Derbyshire. Visitors experience both indoor historic rooms and outdoor gardens and earthworks. The castle features notable architecture by Robert Smythson, rich history including royal events, and is maintained by English Heritage as a popular tourist site.

Located in Bolsover

Bolsover is a historic market town in Derbyshire known for its castle, model village, and connections to coal mining history, offering cultural and walking experiences.

Grange House

Grange House is a spacious five-bedroom holiday home located in a secure gated enclave in Gamston, offering a family-focused and homely atmosphere with sociable living areas and a private garden, close to Nottingham's attractions and countryside activities.

2 miles from Holme Pierrepont Hall

Holme Pierrepont Hall is a historic Tudor house in Nottinghamshire, set in parkland with gardens and preserved medieval interiors. Visitors can explore both the indoor family home with original features and the outdoor gardens.

Near Sundown Adventureland

Sundown Adventureland is a children's theme park in Rampton, Nottinghamshire, offering over 30 rides and themed areas such as fantasy, Wild West, and pirate. It features interactive attractions, indoor play areas, and dining options, catering mainly to families with children under 10.

3 miles from Clawson Old Manor

Clawson Old Manor is an early historic house in Leicestershire known for its remarkably intact interiors, medieval features, and rich history including a fishpond and a unique slate roof. It offers guided tours with period costumes and tea.

Estfeld Lodge

This recently refurbished holiday let in the historic village of Tickhill offers a homely and stylish retreat with modern amenities, suitable for families or groups, featuring a private garden and peaceful village surroundings with access to countryside walks and local attractions.

2 miles from Roche Abbey

Roche Abbey is a ruined Cistercian abbey in South Yorkshire with impressive Gothic ruins, set in a scenic valley featuring historical gardens landscaped by Capability Brown. The site is managed by English Heritage and offers a glimpse into medieval monastic life.

Located in Tickhill

Tickhill is a historic market town in South Yorkshire featuring notable medieval architecture including Tickhill Castle and St Mary's Church, with a rich history from Norman times to the present.

Redbrick Woodland Lodges

Redbrick Woodland Lodges offer contemporary styled lodges set in a peaceful woodland area with a small lake, featuring outdoor hot tubs and large decks among the trees, ideal for nature lovers and families exploring the historic Robin Hood country.

3 miles from Hardwick

Hardwick Hall is an Elizabethan country house in Derbyshire notable for its Renaissance architecture, large windows, and rich historical associations including as a WWII parachute brigade formation site. The venue offers house tours with period furnishings and tapestries, plus extensive gardens and the ruins of the Old Hall. Visitors can enjoy a significant indoor historic experience alongside outdoor exploration of the estate grounds.

3 miles from Walk With Us: Wider Estate Walks

8 Oct, 15 Oct…

Join a guided group walk exploring one of Hardwick’s longer routes through its historic estate parkland. Four routes are offered, ranging from 5.5 to 8 miles.

Located in Newark-on-Trent

Newark-on-Trent is a historic market town in Nottinghamshire with a picturesque town centre featuring historic buildings including Newark Castle and St Mary Magdalene Church, renowned for its Civil War heritage and vibrant cultural scene including museums, theatre, and music.

2 miles from Doddington Hall & Gardens

Doddington Gardens in Lincoln feature restored Elizabethan gardens with formal East Front and West Garden, a Wild Garden, and a productive Kitchen Garden, alongside wildlife planting and seasonal colors. The gardens offer accessible facilities, refreshments, and parking, with free access for RHS members on specified days.

2 miles from Pick Your Own Pumpkins at Doddington

8–31 Oct (another 22 days)

Visitors can choose from around 30 varieties of pumpkins, squashes and gourds at Doddington’s pumpkin patch, reached by a spooky walk through the Kitchen Garden. There are also hidden golden-bottomed pumpkins to find and a giant pumpkin on display in the Farm Shop.