Villages & towns in NottinghamshireNottinghamshire, England

Handsome Trent market town below its ruined castle, a cobbled square of Georgian inns and a spire among the finest in England.

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Small Georgian minster town where the twin Norman towers of Southwell Minster rise over red-brick streets and the National Trust Workhouse.

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England's last village to farm the medieval open-field system, its three great fields still run by a manorial court that meets at the Dovecote Inn.

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Coaching village on the old London to York road, its huge Norman priory church of St Mary and St Martin standing over a broad green.

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Estate village of the Vale with a famous Stilton dairy, a market cross on the green and the ivied ruin of the old church on its hill.

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Stone-cottage village near Hucknall with two ancient crosses on its green and a stream, the Linby Docks, running down each side of the street.

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Red-brick village near Newark famous for the tall permanent maypole on its green, still danced round each spring.

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Village under Bunny Hill remembered for Sir Thomas Parkyns, the wrestling squire, whose Grade I church and old grammar school still line the street.

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Former mining town on the Erewash where D.H. Lawrence was born, his birthplace on Victoria Street now a museum.

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Orchard-ringed conservation village near Tuxford, resettled on higher ground after the Black Death, with a fine Perpendicular church.

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Trent-side village at a historic river crossing, its bridge, lock and riverside pubs busy with boats and walkers.

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Village on the Fosse Way ridge with a church full of Willoughby family tombs, close to Bunny Old Wood.

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