Where to stay and what to do in Nottingham: hotels, attractions, day trips and city break ideas.
A hundred years after Wollaton Hall and Park were sold to the city, the Elizabethan mansion is marking Wollaton 100 with Tudor exhibitions, concerts and a returning winter light trail.
Lord Byron's ancestral home is entering a new phase of its Raise the Roof repairs, with free talks, a community time capsule and plenty of autumn events to enjoy.
Nottingham now has more than 1,000 known man-made caves, and the City of Caves at Garner's Hill offers the largest publicly available section of this remarkable underground network.
A £685,000 grant is funding repairs to Sneinton's Green's Windmill, while its free science centre, shop and community garden stay open to visitors until the work finishes in spring 2027.
With the best-preserved Cistercian west cloister range in England, a lake, woodland and free entry, Rufford Abbey Country Park makes an easy autumn day out in Sherwood Forest country.
On the edge of Sherwood Forest, Thoresby Park has opened a new adventure play park and an 18-hole disc golf course in 2026, with countryside holiday homes for longer stays.
Two miles of lime trees, a Gothic Revival chapel and a four-acre walled kitchen garden make Clumber Park a glorious autumn day out, with free Apple Celebrations this week.
A £2.2m project has protected Southwell Minster's celebrated 13th-century Chapter House carvings, adding lighting and a lift that makes the space fully accessible for the first time.
A new £2.5 million funding boost will open Newark Castle's long-closed dungeons as part of the Gatehouse Project, which will bring rebuilt rooms, galleries and a rooftop viewing platform.
Set into the sandstone cliff at Weekday Cross, Nottingham Contemporary offers free exhibitions in a celebrated building, with two new autumn shows running until January 2027.