Creswell Crags is a gorge in the Midlands that has revealed a number of caves. Archaeologists investigating these caves found a number of stone tools...

The Harley Gallery was built in 1994 on the site of the 19th Century gasworks for Welbeck Estate. It has 3 exhibition spaces, dedicated to...

This tiny little stone house does not immediately appear to be of much significance, and if you weren’t aware of where it was, you could...

It was thought at one time that this magnificent piece of transport history would have to be destroyed because it had fallen into such a...

Renishaw Hall is a beautiful and distinguished stately home that is surrounded by some of the most charming gardens in the region. Within the...

This 300 hectare country park offers the finest range of activities in the region. For the very active: windsurfing, dinghy sailing, cable water skiing...

The centre currently is home to the Tropical House, Bird of prey centre, baby animal nursery, Pets corner and a mature nature trail. In turn...

Sitting high on a hillside it is clearly visible from the M1 motorway. The surviving buildings are mainly the work of the Sir William Cavendish...

With 3,800 acres Clumber Park provides an excellent venue for walking, cycling or site seeing any time of the year - even though a summer...

Worksop Library is a major cultural and social institution in the town and offers a wealth of services to local people and visitors. The...

Crystal Peaks Library is one of the cultural centre points of the community and provides a social and educational hub for the locals. The...

Chesterfield Museum and Gallery is located at the very heart of the community and is one of the most important cultural meeting points in the...

Mr. Straw’s House is an Edwardian semi-detached house where the clocks tick but time stands still. The interoor has remained unaltered since the 1930’s and...

Like a huge glass lantern, Hardwick Hall dominates the surrounding area - a magnificent statement of the wealth and authority of its builder, Bess of...

Stainsby Mill offers visitors the chance to see a 19th Century watermill in full working order, set in some of the most attractive Derbyshire countryside...

There is one Derbyshire town where you will instantly recognise the skyline. Chesterfield’s crooked Spire may well have been kicked by the devil, or may...

This museum and discovery centre is primarily designed for children and is a great day out for a family. It allows visitors to have...

A gallery of Arts & Crafts, a Grade I listed mansion and over 1000 acres of grounds make Thoresby Park provides a range of attractions...

Roche Abbey is a Cistercian monastery, founded in 1147, and set in an enchanting valley landscaped by Capability Brown. Excavation has revealed the complete layout...

Famous around the world as the legendary home of Robin Hood, Sherwood Forest, at the heart of Nottinghamshire, has fascinated visitors since Victorian times. Within...

Greenhill Community Library is an important part of the area and offers a cultural exchange for many local people and visitors to the area....

Graves Park is by far Sheffield’s biggest and most varied park. Located on the south side of the city, the park was donated to the...

A family oriented park 12.87 hectares in size. Facilities include a skateboard park, assault course, swings, slide adventure playground, boating lake, tennis courts, bowling green,...

Bishops House Museum stands in the grounds of the fabulous Meersbrook Park. It is the best preserved example of a timber-framed home in Sheffield and...

Located within the 200 acre area of Graves Park, the Animal Farm provides a home to some of the rarest breeds of farm animals in...

Founded towards the end of the 12th Century, Beauchief Abbey’s main tower is still remarkably undiminished. The rest of the Abbey including the cloisters, chapter...

This museum is located within Clifton House, a grade two listed building designed by John Carr. The house itself built in 1783 stands within...

The leafy area of Meersbrook is an enormous and varied park with a bowling green, playground, wooded area, herb garden, walled flower garden and much...

Situated opposite the leafy Eccleshall Woods, Abbeydale Industrial Hamlet is an industrial works that used to produce agricultural tools over 300 years ago. A trip...

Heeley City Farm began life as a pile of rubble in 1981. In its place has grown an eco-friendly community farm and gardens. Transformed by...

Rotherham Minster, previously known as the St Parish Church, towers over the town centre. The minster is a fine example of medieval perpendicular architecture...

Located in the Arts Centre, this museum contains a unique collection of military objects and personal memorabilia from those who served in the York and...

Rotherham Art Gallery is one of the central cultural attractions of this South Yorkshire town and offers a wide range of exhibitions each year....

Built in 1920, the magnificent Abbeydale Picture House was the largest and most luxurious picture palace in Sheffield, with 1560 seats and a billiard hall...

Situated within the peaceful surroundings of Monument Gardens, Sheffield's Cholera Monument was built in 1834 to commemorate 402 people who died of the disease two...

Magna, based in a former steel works near the centre of Rotherham, is one of South Yorkshire's most fascinating educational experiences, with four unique galleries...

With a wide range of entertainment from a multi-screen cinema, to ten-pin bowling, amusement arcades, video games and dozens of places to dine out, Valley...

Home of the Blades, Bramall Lane is a modern 30,000 capacity stadium on the outskirts of the city centre. If you seek a day of...

Rufford Craft Centre has attracted the attention of art and craft lovers from across the world, as it houses a fantastic collection at all times,...

On the edge of Sherwood Forest, this huge one hundred and fifty acre park is one of the most popular areas of natural beauty in...