Hide map Recenter map Showing 1-12 of 15 results National Civil War Centre and Newark Museum An award‑winning museum with interactive galleries, artefacts, events and family activities exploring Civil War history in Newark. The National Holocaust Museum A reflective space with award-winning exhibitions, artefacts and memorial gardens, commemorating victims and exploring the impact of the Holocaust. Newark Air Museum The Newark Air Museum has evolved into one of the UK’s leading volunteer managed aviation museums. Open to the public for more than fifty years; the museum is a registered charity; an Accredited Museum and a VAQAS accredited site. Newark Castle and Gardens A historic riverside landmark with medieval ruins and Victorian gardens. Partly closed for restoration, set to reopen as an enhanced attraction. Newark Town Hall Museum & Art Gallery Explore Newark’s Georgian Town Hall: civic treasures, fine art, historic rooms, family trails and interactive exhibits for all ages. Robin Hood Theatre A quaint countryside theatre near Newark offering high-quality amateur productions. A historic, volunteer-run venue with 150 seats and award-winning performances. The Royal Lancers & Nottinghamshire Yeomanry Museum A small museum at Thoresby Park with rich artefacts telling 300 years of cavalry history and soldiers’ stories. RSPB Sherwood Forest The RSPB, the UK’s largest conservation charity, manages and restores Sherwood Forest, a nationally protected site to support rare wildlife, while providing accessible, family-friendly facilities and year-round nature experiences for visitors. Rufford Abbey Country Park Set in beautiful parkland, Rufford Abbey is full of history, from its origins as a 12th Century Cistercian monastery to its period as a Jacobean era family home. Sconce and Devon Park Explore the great outdoors and Newark’s Civil War defences in this historic park. Southwell Minster A historic cathedral welcoming visitors for over 1,000 years. Free entry, events, guided tours, and dog-friendly grounds in a vibrant community setting. St Mary Magdalene Church St Mary Magdalene is an 800-year-old medieval church in the heart of Newark, known for its impressive tower and octagonal spire, where visitors can enjoy a peaceful atmosphere, explore its history, and visit the Spire Coffee House. Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Next page Next
National Civil War Centre and Newark Museum An award‑winning museum with interactive galleries, artefacts, events and family activities exploring Civil War history in Newark.
The National Holocaust Museum A reflective space with award-winning exhibitions, artefacts and memorial gardens, commemorating victims and exploring the impact of the Holocaust.
Newark Air Museum The Newark Air Museum has evolved into one of the UK’s leading volunteer managed aviation museums. Open to the public for more than fifty years; the museum is a registered charity; an Accredited Museum and a VAQAS accredited site.
Newark Castle and Gardens A historic riverside landmark with medieval ruins and Victorian gardens. Partly closed for restoration, set to reopen as an enhanced attraction.
Newark Town Hall Museum & Art Gallery Explore Newark’s Georgian Town Hall: civic treasures, fine art, historic rooms, family trails and interactive exhibits for all ages.
Robin Hood Theatre A quaint countryside theatre near Newark offering high-quality amateur productions. A historic, volunteer-run venue with 150 seats and award-winning performances.
The Royal Lancers & Nottinghamshire Yeomanry Museum A small museum at Thoresby Park with rich artefacts telling 300 years of cavalry history and soldiers’ stories.
RSPB Sherwood Forest The RSPB, the UK’s largest conservation charity, manages and restores Sherwood Forest, a nationally protected site to support rare wildlife, while providing accessible, family-friendly facilities and year-round nature experiences for visitors.
Rufford Abbey Country Park Set in beautiful parkland, Rufford Abbey is full of history, from its origins as a 12th Century Cistercian monastery to its period as a Jacobean era family home.
Sconce and Devon Park Explore the great outdoors and Newark’s Civil War defences in this historic park.
Southwell Minster A historic cathedral welcoming visitors for over 1,000 years. Free entry, events, guided tours, and dog-friendly grounds in a vibrant community setting.
St Mary Magdalene Church St Mary Magdalene is an 800-year-old medieval church in the heart of Newark, known for its impressive tower and octagonal spire, where visitors can enjoy a peaceful atmosphere, explore its history, and visit the Spire Coffee House.
