Best places: Tourist attractions in Nottingham, United Kingdom

Expansive woodland area with memorials and thousands of trees in honour of those fallen in service.

Park set in 830 acres, with footpaths, a stream, a playground plus roaming peacocks and fallow deer.

👍👍 A birthday present from two years ago. We finally made it and well worth the wait? I'll say. Our guide, Pete, was very knowledgeable about the bikes and building them but also about casting, machining, tolerances and processes. He talked about Triumph with great enthusiasm, not just as an employee....

Climbs & rugged hikes along an escarpment with striking rock forms & views over rolling countryside.

Built in 1994, this famed ride in Alton Towers park features 4 inversions & a top speed of 50 mph.

👍👍 Wonderful exhibition of British Cars. All cars in good condition. Very clever hand held laptop / audio player loaded with masses of data and stories issued for free on entry, enabling you to investigate in depth any particular car that you are specifically interested in. Older visitors will enjoy se...

👍👍 Brilliant place! So much to see and do for all ages. Trains, tram rides, an amazing collection of steam engines plus a superb soft play area and climbing wall for children. Refreshments are available and reasonably priced and there are plenty of very well appointed toilet facilities. We will certain...

👍👍 Fantastic experience!!!! I came here on a stag do and it was brilliant! I'm not great at names but the ladie who dealt with us at the start was such a barrell of laughs and made the experience all that much better. Our instructor was also great! We did the zombie apocalypse course which I'd highly r...

👍👍 Location is phenomenal! Beautiful scenery. Church is beautiful. Confession is at 1430 every day. Mass is at 0800, and you are able to receive communion. Gift shop opens at 1000 and they have a massive selection of books! The monastery makes their own beer and honey, which is available for purc...

Lavish stately home with noted art collection, plus a playground & farmyard in the lush grounds.

👍👍 This is the best park in the whole world. I love it so much. You feel you are walking in a story. This was a private estate that has been put into public hands, so it is the best. It feels a great monument to Lady Gray.

16th-century, English Renaissance style mansion housing natural history museum, set in parkland.

Race track home to various motoring fixtures, including the British Motorcycle Grand Prix.

Classic 17th-century English house with opulent decor, fine furnishings and gardens. Dogs on leads.

Sizable National Trust parkland with woodland walks, a scenic lake, wildlife and a Gothic chapel.

Restored period village with historic facades and the National Tram Museum's collection of vehicles.

Scenic park popular with cyclists offering bike rentals & trails, plus kids' play areas & a cafe.

Small aviary for getting up close to a wide range of birds, including owls, macaws and kookaburras.

Water-features fill the 300-acre grounds of this dissolved monastery and home of Byron's ancestors.

Large alternative zoo with wildlife including meerkats, prairie dogs and birds of prey, plus events.