Things to do in Newark and Sherwood District

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A large church with two prominent towers and a large arched window, surrounded by a well-maintained lawn and trees.
A large church with a prominent tower and a surrounding graveyard.
A brick chimney with ivy, a street lamp, and a white building in the background.
A historic stone castle with arched windows and a central tower.
A medieval castle by a river with a boat docked in front.
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Sherwood Forest Country Park

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Explore the great outdoors at Sherwood Forest Country Park, a lovely green space in Edwinstowe. Savour the top-notch restaurants and lively bars while in town.
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A historic church with tall spires and large arched windows.

Grantham

A historic cathedral with intricate Gothic architecture, including pointed arches and a tall spire.

Lincoln

A historic building with a dome, a reflection pool, and surrounding modern buildings.

Nottingham

A historic church with large arched windows and a tall steeple.

Mansfield

A large church with two prominent towers and a large arched window, surrounded by a well-maintained lawn and trees.

Southwell

A river flowing through a town with historic buildings and a prominent church tower.

Newark

A snow-covered field with furrows, trees, and houses in the background.

North Scarle

A historic church with a tall spire and a graveyard in front.
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Lowdham