Sarah's Guidebook

Sightseeing

Norwood Park Golf Centre

Southwell golf course is a good challenging course set in beautiful park land on the outskirts of Southwell. The course is well kept and offers a variety of challenge. The first nine is flat and the back nine is hilly. Most of the holes go up hill! There is a good driving range 4.5/5(16) Location: Norwood Hall Halam Road Halam Road, Southwell, NG25 0P

Norwood Park Golf Centre

Kirklington Road

Southwell golf course is a good challenging course set in beautiful park land on the outskirts of Southwell. The course is well kept and offers a variety of challenge. The first nine is flat and the back nine is hilly. Most of the holes go up hill! There is a good driving range 4.5/5(16) Location: Norwood Hall Halam Road Halam Road, Southwell, NG25 0P

Reg Taylor's Garden Centre

A fabulous garden centre, including shops, cafe and a Swan Sanctuary.et in a nine acre site, encompassing five beautiful lakes, the Swan Sanctuary is a place of peace and tranquillity. Its many pathways, planted with an array of shrubs and trees, make it the ideal spot for a walk or to just sit and enjoy being at one with nature. In addition to the many graceful swans, thanks to its dedicated conservation programme, the Sanctuary is also home to a number of rare and endangered species. Visitors can complete their trip by calling in at the adjoining garden centre, complete with its own tearoom. Visit Website Tel: 01636 813184

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Reg Taylor's Garden Centre

4 Corkhill Ln

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A fabulous garden centre, including shops, cafe and a Swan Sanctuary.et in a nine acre site, encompassing five beautiful lakes, the Swan Sanctuary is a place of peace and tranquillity. Its many pathways, planted with an array of shrubs and trees, make it the ideal spot for a walk or to just sit and enjoy being at one with nature. In addition to the many graceful swans, thanks to its dedicated conservation programme, the Sanctuary is also home to a number of rare and endangered species. Visitors can complete their trip by calling in at the adjoining garden centre, complete with its own tearoom. Visit Website Tel: 01636 813184

Museum of Timekeeping

Listen to the beautiful sound of ticking clocks and explore a unique collection of artefacts… Based in the picturesque village of Upton, just a few miles from Southwell, the Museum of Timekeeping cares for a unique collection of artefacts at the home of the British Horological Institute. Visitors can explore a range of amazing exhibits including the watch worn by Captain Scott on his ill-fated polar expedition of 1912, discover early timekeeping devices, and hear the voice of the General Post Office’s first Speaking Clock via the original machine itself. The rich history of the Museum and its members, who have promoted the study and practice of watchmaking since their foundation in 1858, is sure to charm with the unique background music of the many ticking clocks. Housed within the lovely grade II listed Upton Hall, visitors can also spend time enjoying its grand rooms and beautiful grounds before stopping at the Clock House Café for a homemade treat. Visit Website Tel: 01636 817601

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Museum of Timekeeping

Main Street

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Listen to the beautiful sound of ticking clocks and explore a unique collection of artefacts… Based in the picturesque village of Upton, just a few miles from Southwell, the Museum of Timekeeping cares for a unique collection of artefacts at the home of the British Horological Institute. Visitors can explore a range of amazing exhibits including the watch worn by Captain Scott on his ill-fated polar expedition of 1912, discover early timekeeping devices, and hear the voice of the General Post Office’s first Speaking Clock via the original machine itself. The rich history of the Museum and its members, who have promoted the study and practice of watchmaking since their foundation in 1858, is sure to charm with the unique background music of the many ticking clocks. Housed within the lovely grade II listed Upton Hall, visitors can also spend time enjoying its grand rooms and beautiful grounds before stopping at the Clock House Café for a homemade treat. Visit Website Tel: 01636 817601

Κάστρο του Νιούαρκ

Explore the impressive ‘Guardian of the Trent’ where King John famously took his last breath… Standing proudly on the banks of the River Trent, Newark Castle has weathered many historic storms since it was built nearly 900 years ago and is famously the site where ‘bad King John took his last breath. Although partially destroyed during the Civil War, the remains still boast the largest gateway of any Castle in England and enough of the impressive structure still stands for visitors to fully appreciate its worthy nickname of ‘Guardian of the Trent’. Today, visitors can find out about the rich history of the site at their leisure thanks to the many information panels. Alternatively, take advantage of a guided tour of the Castle’s towers and dungeons. The remaining walls of the Castle surround the beautifully restored, award-winning, Victorian gardens – making it the ideal location to take a walk white enjoying picturesque views along the river. A number of special events are also held throughout the year including: living history reenactments, summer brass band concerts and outdoor theatre productions. Visit Website Tel: 01636 650000

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Κάστρο του Νιούαρκ

Castle Gate

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Explore the impressive ‘Guardian of the Trent’ where King John famously took his last breath… Standing proudly on the banks of the River Trent, Newark Castle has weathered many historic storms since it was built nearly 900 years ago and is famously the site where ‘bad King John took his last breath. Although partially destroyed during the Civil War, the remains still boast the largest gateway of any Castle in England and enough of the impressive structure still stands for visitors to fully appreciate its worthy nickname of ‘Guardian of the Trent’. Today, visitors can find out about the rich history of the site at their leisure thanks to the many information panels. Alternatively, take advantage of a guided tour of the Castle’s towers and dungeons. The remaining walls of the Castle surround the beautifully restored, award-winning, Victorian gardens – making it the ideal location to take a walk white enjoying picturesque views along the river. A number of special events are also held throughout the year including: living history reenactments, summer brass band concerts and outdoor theatre productions. Visit Website Tel: 01636 650000

National Civil War Centre Newark Museum

Take a trip to the 17th century and uncover one of the most turbulent times in British history… Plunge deep into the heart of one of Britain’s most significant conflicts, exploring how the Civil War changed lives across the country at this engaging nationally accredited museum. Discover fascinating stories from working families split between Roundhead and Royalist to the King who lost both his crown and his head. Marvel at the high definition cinema experience which vividly brings to life what living through the Civil War was like. Children (and adults!) can try on a great variety of replica Civil War outfits and take Prince Rupert’s dog Boye for a walk around fantastic galleries including the brand new The World Turned Upside Down and Fake News exhibitions. Incredible interactives give visitors the chance to try their hand at amputation surgery and 17th century printing, crack codes with a cipher wheel, feel the weight of Civil War armour and more! There’s also an amazing programme of events throughout the year offering more unique opportunities to learn about this extraordinary time such as fantastic family activities every school holiday, eye-opening talks from experts and exciting object handling days. With real objects, digital interactives, large screen cinema, fun family trails and costumes and armour for all to try, plus a delicious café and well-stocked gift shop on site, the National Civil War Centre makes a great day out! Visit Website Tel: 01636 655765

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National Civil War Centre Newark Museum

14 Appleton Gate

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Take a trip to the 17th century and uncover one of the most turbulent times in British history… Plunge deep into the heart of one of Britain’s most significant conflicts, exploring how the Civil War changed lives across the country at this engaging nationally accredited museum. Discover fascinating stories from working families split between Roundhead and Royalist to the King who lost both his crown and his head. Marvel at the high definition cinema experience which vividly brings to life what living through the Civil War was like. Children (and adults!) can try on a great variety of replica Civil War outfits and take Prince Rupert’s dog Boye for a walk around fantastic galleries including the brand new The World Turned Upside Down and Fake News exhibitions. Incredible interactives give visitors the chance to try their hand at amputation surgery and 17th century printing, crack codes with a cipher wheel, feel the weight of Civil War armour and more! There’s also an amazing programme of events throughout the year offering more unique opportunities to learn about this extraordinary time such as fantastic family activities every school holiday, eye-opening talks from experts and exciting object handling days. With real objects, digital interactives, large screen cinema, fun family trails and costumes and armour for all to try, plus a delicious café and well-stocked gift shop on site, the National Civil War Centre makes a great day out! Visit Website Tel: 01636 655765

Sherwood Forest Visitor Centre

Visit the famous home of the legendary Robin Hood and stare in awe at the iconic Major Oak… Famously the stomping ground of the legendary Robin Hood, Sherwood Forest is an impressive 450-acre country park. As a landmark thousands of years in the making, it is alive with nature, history and folklore waiting to be discovered. The most famous resident of Sherwood Forest, after Robin Hood himself of course, is the iconic Major Oak – the giant oak where he reputedly hid – attracting thousands of visitors every year. Standing prominently against the Forest’s 900 ancient oak trees, it is Britain’s biggest oak with its impressive canopy spreading 28 metres, a trunk circumference of 11 metres and an estimated weight of 23 tonnes! It is a spectacle to behold whatever the season. The Forest offers plenty of walks and trails catering for all fitness levels, interests and durations – from short nature trails to a whole day amongst the ancient oaks. There is even a Robin Hood-themed play area complete with lookout post, swings and rope bridge. There truly is something for everyone to enjoy. Events are staged throughout the year and cover everything from Robin Hood themed activities to guided walks and nature trails. The cafe cannot be missed with its fantastic rooftop canopy offering unique views across the forest. Visit Website Tel: 01623 677321

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Sherwood Forest Visitor Centre

Forest Corner

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Visit the famous home of the legendary Robin Hood and stare in awe at the iconic Major Oak… Famously the stomping ground of the legendary Robin Hood, Sherwood Forest is an impressive 450-acre country park. As a landmark thousands of years in the making, it is alive with nature, history and folklore waiting to be discovered. The most famous resident of Sherwood Forest, after Robin Hood himself of course, is the iconic Major Oak – the giant oak where he reputedly hid – attracting thousands of visitors every year. Standing prominently against the Forest’s 900 ancient oak trees, it is Britain’s biggest oak with its impressive canopy spreading 28 metres, a trunk circumference of 11 metres and an estimated weight of 23 tonnes! It is a spectacle to behold whatever the season. The Forest offers plenty of walks and trails catering for all fitness levels, interests and durations – from short nature trails to a whole day amongst the ancient oaks. There is even a Robin Hood-themed play area complete with lookout post, swings and rope bridge. There truly is something for everyone to enjoy. Events are staged throughout the year and cover everything from Robin Hood themed activities to guided walks and nature trails. The cafe cannot be missed with its fantastic rooftop canopy offering unique views across the forest. Visit Website Tel: 01623 677321

Clumber Park

https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/clumber-park Clumber Park is a beautiful expanse of parkland, heath and woods covering more than 3,800 acres. Clumber was once the country estate of the Dukes of Newcastle. Although the house was demolished in 1938, there are many glimpses of its grand past to explore. From the Gothic-style chapel, often referred to as a 'Cathedral in miniature', you can follow in the footsteps of Dukes …

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Clumber Park

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https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/clumber-park Clumber Park is a beautiful expanse of parkland, heath and woods covering more than 3,800 acres. Clumber was once the country estate of the Dukes of Newcastle. Although the house was demolished in 1938, there are many glimpses of its grand past to explore. From the Gothic-style chapel, often referred to as a 'Cathedral in miniature', you can follow in the footsteps of Dukes …