Summer 2021 is going to be a bit of a strange one, isn’t it? On the one hand, we’re all very cautious of COVID, and want to ensure that we’re safe and socially distanced – but on the other, we’ve been so bored cooped up inside during months of lockdowns that we’re desperate to get out there and have a good time while the sun’s out. Well, enter the Arboretum Sunsets...

A rare chance to walk among the dinosaurs on a Jurassic journey of discovery in a brand new immersive outdoor experience is coming to Nottinghamshire. Dino Kingdom takes over Thoresby Park for two weeks this autumn with 100 prehistoric beasts set to be unleashed to roam across the plains and woodlands of the beautiful historic landscape.

After a thousand years of rebellions, riots, revolts and rallies, Nottingham Castle has found itself time and time again at the heart of some rather dramatic events. Fast-forward to the 21st century and our iconic Castle is entering an exciting new chapter: and has just reopened following a 3-year, £30million transformation. Here are the ten things that Visit Notts liked best during our visit!

Beeston has established itself as a hub of art and creativity. In 2018, the Beeston Street Art project began with a festival and the community group continues to create attractions in association with The Beeston and District Civic Society. Over 30 local and visiting artists have painted works both large and small around the town, making Beeston a top destination for street art tourism in the UK today.