In and around Lincolnshire and South Nottinghamshire

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Amidst sweeping landscapes, discover grand houses and gardens, a medieval castle, home of a genius and a Victorian workhouse.

Peeling wallpaper in Workhosue old infirmary building
The Workhouse, Southwell   Nottinghamshire

Reflect on the past

Share your memories and help shape Workhouse history.

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Belton House with Autumn leaves in the foreground
Belton House   Lincolnshire

Belton's gardens in autumn

Rustle your way through fallen leaves and enjoy the golden colours of autumn in the gardens at Belton House.

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A family exploring the audience chamber
Tattershall Castle   Lincolnshire

Things to see and do at Tattershall Castle

Brave the battlements as you adventure to the top of this medieval castle. You'll be rewarded with stunning views over Lincolnshire. Take a look at what you can get up to on your visit and our top list of things not to miss.

Come and explore
Bird spotting on a woodland walk
Gunby Estate, Hall and Gardens   Lincolnshire

Wildlife to spot at Gunby Hall and Gardens

The gardens at Gunby Hall are a little paradise for all kinds of animals, from birds and bats to squirrels and cats.

Wildlife to spot
Medieval combat at the castle

What's on in Lincolnshire and South Nottinghamshire  

There are lots of exciting activities and events happening for you to experience.

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Volunteers prepare flowers for a special event at Woolsthorpe Manor

Volunteering in Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire 

If you've promised yourself new challenges this year, check out the range of volunteering opportunities at the places we care for in Nottinghamshire and Lincolnshire.

Volunteer in Lincolnshire or Nottinghamshire

Places to visit

Woolsthorpe Manor, birthplace of Sir Isaac Newton, with the famous apple tree

Houses 

A humble manor house, Victorian institution, medieval castle, and grand hall and mansion, all waiting to be discovered.

View from Gunby's blue temple

Gardens 

Whether the gardens are small, grand or walled there is always something new to see.

Two young fallow deer chasing each other

Outdoors 

Explore woodlands, parkland, pleasure grounds and estates to discover the many hidden delights.

Visit Midlands

Situated in the heart of England, the Midlands offers a huge variety of landscapes and places to enjoy and explore.

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