Caudwell's Mill
Where tradition and environment matter.
Discover the charm of the East Midlands, where history and modernity blend seamlessly. Begin your journey in Nottingham, known for its legendary association with Robin Hood and its vibrant cultural scene. Explore the medieval majesty of Lincoln Cathedral, one of Europe's finest Gothic masterpieces.
Delve into the industrial heritage of Derby at the Silk Mill Museum, birthplace of the Industrial Revolution. Nature lovers will find solace in the serene landscapes of the Peak District National Park, offering picturesque hikes and breathtaking vistas. And for a dose of adrenaline, don't miss the thrill of Alton Towers, one of the UK's premier theme parks.
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Where tradition and environment matter.
Dating back 600 years, the Guildhall hosts regular events including comedy, music, theatre and children's events.
A charming seaside destination with a lively pier, offering stunning views, fun attractions, and a taste of coastal culture.
Discover, create and experience togetherness in this fun workshop
A fun-filled creative afternoon of exciting activities to discover more of the positive aspects of the mind.
Spectacular panoramic views of the Peak District in this traffic free, flat route for walkers, cyclists, horse riders and wheelchair users.
An afternoon of activities for children and adults alike, celebrating, exploring, and discovering the significance of Vaisakhi.
Appreciating the building, its monuments and history, tours of the Tower and enjoy the calm reflective environment of the Cathedral.
At the physical heart of our city and has been embedded in the public, economic, cultural and religious life of this community since medieval times.
Official Website for the Desborough Heritage Centre and Desborough Civic Society, Station Road, Desborough, Northants
Popular Arts Centre attracting over 100,00 people a year,
An early 16th century town building which forms an archway over the main High Street.
Rothwell Heritage Centre serves as a point of reference for local history information, with regular displays and exhibitions of local interest.
Bradgate Park was first enclosed as a deer park around 800 years ago. It provides 830 acres of publicly accessible countryside.
A quiet retreat from the busy roads around it, this open space covers about 16 acres.
You don't have any existing visits (itineraries), why not create one?
e.g. "Lake District weekend", "Easter Family Day out"
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