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Our guide to 15 brilliant family attractions and events in Nottinghamshire, perfect for keeping everyone entertained during the Christmas Holidays. 

Christmas is all about being with the ones we love and creating memories together. So, why not give the gift of an experience this year?

It's a chance to enjoy something together or give friends or loved ones the opportunity to try something new. It's also a great way to support local businesses while reducing your carbon footprint when it comes to gift giving! After all, the best gifts are the memories we make along the way. 

It’s officially the start of November, and the winter months have arrived, meaning there’s plenty to get involved with in and around Nottinghamshire!

From traditional Remembrance services honouring the individuals and animals who served, to adrenaline junkies enjoying the beautiful views of Sherwood Forest from the heights on a fun filled adventure, or an exciting drone show lighting up the night sky at Forest Recreation Ground, there's so much to see and do, plus plenty more!

If you're starting to get that creeping sense of dread when you realise Christmas is just days away and you’ve still got gifts to buy - fear not. Don’t panic buy toiletries that will be left to languish, unused and unloved on the shelf, and banish thoughts of boring scented candles and socks. We’ve put together a guide to awesome last minute Christmas gifts that are anything but ordinary.  

Halloween weekend is here, and there’s plenty happening across Nottinghamshire! From spooky walking tours and magical shows for the kids to delicious Halloween afternoon teas, live comedy and an exciting night of ice hockey, there’s something for everyone to enjoy over the half term weekend.

Nottinghamshire offers a varied choice of walking routes, from the ancient woodland of Sherwood Forest to peaceful country parks, dramatic limestone gorges and historic waterways. The county is rich in history and wildlife, with trails passing through the landscapes associated with Robin Hood, alongside riverside paths and canal towpaths that provide gentler walks close to towns and villages.