There’s no disputing that Nottinghamshire is a stunning county, boasting a diverse range of beauty spots for locals to enjoy.
Whether you fancy a relaxing stroll along the River Trent at Burton Joyce or a spot of sunbathing in Wollaton Park, Nottinghamshire really does have something for everyone.
In this day and age, genuine peace and quiet can be hard to come by, but thankfully Nottinghamshire’s lesser-known villages can offer just that.
If you find yourself sick to death of traffic, noise and air pollution, a visit to one of the county’s beautiful villages is the perfect antidote.
Whether it be for a day trip or something more permanent, there are so many villages to choose from.
Here are 9 of the most peaceful Nottinghamshire villages to visit or move to in 2025.
9. Fiskerton
Nestled on the banks of the River Trent, Fiskerton is a village ideal for a daytrip this spring. The Bromley at Fiskerton pub is popular among visitors. | Chris Heaton Photo: Chris Heaton
10. Bunny
The quaint village of Bunny is well worth a visit over the spring and summer months. Bunny Old Wood in particular comes alive at this time of year with seasonal flowers and more than 50 bird species. Photo: Richard Vince
11. Lambley
Located just east of Nottingham, the small village of Lambley is a great place to visit on a warm spring or summer day. Despite being home to just over 1,000 people, Lambley is home to three pubs - making it the perfect place for a bank holiday tipple! Photo: Al Partington
12. Gotham
World-renowned for its links to Batman, Gotham, just south of Clifton, boasts three pubs. The Gotham Heritage trail is a circular 2.7-mile walk taking in the best of the village surrounding countryside. Photo: John Sutton