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Valentine's Day is fast approaching, but thanks to coronavirus we won't be dining out in fancy restaurants or relaxing in a luxurious hotel (sigh!). If you're feeling down about swapping your stilettos for slippers this year, why not simply postpone your romantic day or night out by purchasing a gift voucher for an experience to enjoy in the future instead? 

Nottingam and Nottinghamshire are stunning at this time of year and a frosty walk can be just the tonic to combat seasonal blues or rouse you from your festive stupor on Christmas Day. Wrap up cosy and take a wander around one of the county's country parks, canals or our iconic Sherwood Forest.

Given everything we’ve missed out on in 2020, there’s never been a better time to buy your friends and family ‘experience’ gifts this Christmas. Here at Visit Notts, we can’t wait to start making up for lost time and creating some cherished memories with our loved ones, so buying a voucher for an experience next year is a wonderful way to keep everyone’s spirits up this winter.

The Heights of Abraham is an extraordinary place of natural beauty, transformed into a unique visitor attraction for all the family. We take a look at the 'seven wonders' of the Heights of Abraham and just what makes this place so special.

Nottingham offers a huge amount of potential for photographers both professional and amateur. Visit Notts caught up with Lamar Francois, one of Nottingham’s top photographers, who gave us his advice on how to get some great photos of our beautiful city.

When the world goes awry and you need a break from all the tiring hustle and bustle, why not go for a stroll and connect with nature?  No need to venture out of the city into the picturesque Nottinghamshire countryside for a walk if you don’t have much time to spare – a quiet saunter in the scenic University of Nottingham campus can be just as therapeutic for your eyes and soul.  Read on if you're in for a stroll across the grounds of the University of Nottingham.