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A medieval castle, Victorian workhouse and 17th century country house are just some of the places you can explore in Nottinghamshire and Lincolnshire.
Whether you feel like a cup of tea or coffee, a slice of homemade cake, or a meal made from fresh, local ingredients, you’ll find the cafés and tea-rooms in Nottinghamshire and Lincolnshire are great places for delicious food and drink. Or if the weather's good, bring a blanket and find a perfect picnic spot.
Whether you're looking for food, drink or the perfect gift, Clumber Park has something for everyone.
Rest and refuel in a historic setting or treat yourself to something special to take home. Find out about our dog-friendly café and other places to eat and shop.
Find out what you can purchase and where you can eat when you visit Tattershall Castle.
Woolsthorpe Manor is closed for the winter and will reopen on the 15 February 2025. Refuel and enjoy tasty food and drink in Newton’s Barn, and make sure to browse the gift shop for a special gift or something to remember your trip by.
Discover the best places to enjoy a picnic. From spectacular lakeside views to quiet leafy spots and from the splendour of a mansion or a castle to a place by the coast, it’s all here in Nottinghamshire and Lincolnshire.
From the tranquillity of the walled kitchen garden to the spectacular lakeside views of the Pleasure Grounds, you’ll be spoilt for choice when it comes to finding the perfect picnic spot.
Whether you're spending time on the beach, taking a break from a long walk, or spending time with friends and family, Sandilands is the perfect place to roll out your blanket and enjoy a picnic surrounded by nature.
If you're seeking peace and quiet or looking for somewhere where the family can let off steam, there are some great picnic spots at Belton. Enjoy a wander through the Pleasure Grounds and find a spot in the midst of wildflowers or enjoy a picnic on the Oval Lawn with the mansion providing the perfect backdrop.
Refuel after your science adventures at Woolsthorpe and enjoy a picnic within the historic courtyard at Isaac Newton’s childhood home. There's generous seating outside and some picnic tables. You can always grab a takeaway coffee to add to that picnic experience.
Pack your favourite goodies and bring a picnic to enjoy in the Castle grounds. Roll out a rug on the grass or grab one of the many picnic benches. Wherever you pick, there is always a great view of the tower.
A medieval castle, Victorian workhouse and 17th century country house are just some of the places you can explore in Nottinghamshire and Lincolnshire.