Explore Newark & Sherwood

A historic cathedral welcoming visitors for over 1,000 years. Free entry, events, guided tours, and dog-friendly grounds in a vibrant community setting.

Luxury glamping pods near Southwell, each with private facilities, patios, firepits and hot tubs, with pet‑friendly options for a peaceful countryside escape.

St Mary Magdalene is an 800-year-old medieval church in the heart of Newark, known for its impressive tower and octagonal spire, where visitors can enjoy a peaceful atmosphere, explore its history, and visit the Spire Coffee House.

Stand in the very spot where, according to legend, Robin Hood and Maid Marian were married. 

St Mary's Church in Edwinstowe is a beautiful and ancient place of worship in the heart of Sherwood Forest. It's visited by many tourists who come to see the church where, according to legend, Robin Hood and Maid Marian were married! The building dates from around 1175, and is still used as a place of prayer and worship. 

Tentacles of Time offers rare 90s–2000s vintage, iconic sportswear and unique one‑off pieces at affordable prices.

Thoresby Estate in Nottinghamshire offers walks, shops and picnic spaces, plus events, weddings and family-friendly activities year round.

Walesby Forest is a not-for-profit outdoor activity centre set within 250 acres of woodland, offering inclusive, adventure-based learning experiences and accommodation for groups in a safe and inspiring environment.

This beautiful independent bookshop in the heart of Newark offers a wide range of books, gifts, and games, along with a lively events programme and monthly book clubs, all supported by friendly, knowledgeable booksellers passionate about helping readers find the perfect choice.

White Horse Holiday Cottage in Sherwood Forest is a charming three bedroom stay for six, with cosy features and easy access to local attractions nearby.

The Workhouse & Infirmary in Southwell is a remarkably preserved historic site offering an engaging and thought-provoking visitor experience, exploring Victorian social care, healthcare, and everyday life through its original spaces, gardens, and year-round events.