The historic county of Nottinghamshire offers many attractions within its borders. Sherwood Forest may be famous as the home of the legendary Robin Hood but the county also contains the historic city of Nottingham and an industrial heritage that ranges from lacemaking to coal mining.
Thousands of Robin Hood's "merry men" have turned out at Sherwood Forest to enjoy a week of live entertainment, reenactments and archery for the annual Robin Hood Festival.
Retford is set to host one of its biggest weekends yet next month with thousands of people expected to visit the town and be part of three very special events.
The East Midlands’ biggest free summer festival will be back on Nottingham’s Victoria Embankment this weekend with more than 150,000 visitors are expected as the annual Riverside Festival along the banks of the River Trent.
Activities ranging from badge-making and bag-design to the creation of superhero masks will form a programme for children this summer at The Harley Gallery near Worksop.
Taking in three counties and 46 miles of tow paths over nine days, the Chesterfield Canal Walking Festival is billed as the biggest canal walking event in the country.
Whether you are a cyclist, climber, or rambler, or just looking for an outdoor family experience this summer, Sherwood Pines could be the place for you.
