Best places: Tourist attractions in Newark and Sherwood, United Kingdom

Scenic park popular with cyclists offering bike rentals & trails, plus kids' play areas & a cafe.

Exhibitions exploring the history of the Jewish Holocaust and other 20th-century genocides.

Iconic jet fighters and bombers displayed outdoors and in hangars, plus cockpits to climb inside.

Church of England place of worship in a spectacular 1100s Romanesque space with regular services.

Free entry to parkland containing the ruins of a 12th-century Cistercian abbey and a later mansion.

Wildlife park & farm attraction featuring a wide range of animals, plus indoor & outdoor play areas.

The prototypical workhouse, this Victorian building now tells the story of the workhouse program.

Iconic & ancient oak tree known in local folklore as Robin Hood & his merry men's shelter.

Dogs allowed

👍 Lovely little railway hidden away down a small lane. Free parking on site. Helpful staff on the train and in the little shop. Quite a few bits of play equipment to keep the kids entertained before and after your train ride which is good value and fun. Could be improved by creating something to do at...

Nature reserve with an 800-year-old oak tree, a restaurant, a Robin Hood festival and marked trails.

This historical castle with dungeons, Victorian gardens & a King John exhibit offers guided tours.

👍👍 Great place for families, walking, picnics, collecting leaves,pine cones, etc..taking in our beautiful nature.🦋🐞🐸 Big field to run around, play sports etc..Park with swings, slides, climbing frame.. During thd warmer months kiddies love to play in the stream at the Golden Hand Statue. 🖐 Friendly,...

Park with a pond, nature & fitness trails, a cafe & a 17th-century Civil War fortification.

Museum dedicated to the 17th-century Civil Wars featuring diverse exhibits & living history events.

👍👍 Just stunning, such an oasis of tranquility so close to the centre of town, with such great views of the river and castle ... 🤌

Children's adventure park with rides, themed play zones, water park, pony rides and seasonal events.

👍👍 Amazing museum on the first floor of the coach house at Thoresby Hall. Information boards guide you through the formation, conflicts and reorganisations of the regiments, including putting them into an historical context. My teenage son and I spent a couple of hours engrossed in the exhibits. Many l...

👍 Very quiet but absolutely loads of dog muck on the main paths. Like smack bang in the middle near the entrance where bins were. I don't understand why you wouldn't pick it up so close to car or bins provided. Not very sheltered so tough on a hot day. Cattle mulling around. Have to keep the dog on a...