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Heritage Open Days - Highfields Park
Highfields Park, University Park, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG7 2QH
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Tel0844 77 5678
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Call direct on:
Tel0844 77 5678
11 September 2014, Highfields Park
There will be a trail around Highfields Park looking at all the features that are of historical interest, some of which are Grade II listed. Buildings that will be allowed access to include the Boathouse, the Lakeside Arts Centre, the Ticket office and the Gateway Pavilions.
The park's heritage will be explained and future plans will be unveiled. Event not suitable for children under the age of 10.
Opening Times:
Thursday: 1300
The park is on the same grounds as the University of Nottingham
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