| 9 miles from belvoir castle. 4 miles from newark-on-trent and 7. check-in time: 1:00 amcheck-out time: 11:00 am. this traditional village pub with rooms is 3 miles off the m1, 7. free parking is available. the contemporary simple rooms have bespoke furnishings including extra-long beds, and come with free wifi, flat-screen tvs, dvd players, and tea and coffeemaking facilities. the cosy downstairs bar has exposed stone walls, wood floors and wood-beamed ceilings, and there's also a more formal restaurant serving a modern british cuisine
Birmingham Airport 1 hr 22
The Parish Church Of St Mary Magdalene (17 min.)
church and history Newark Air Museum (17 min.)
iconic jet fighters and bombers displayed outdoors and in hangars plus cockpits to climb inside. St Wulframs Church (18 min.)
large 14th-century limestone church featuring a striking 282-foot spire & a 16th-century library. Riverside Cottage (3 min) Town Hall Museum U0026 Art Gallery (18 min.)
national & local art from the past & present plus workshops in a historic 1776 town hall building. Southwell Minster (28 min.)
church of england place of worship in a spectacular 1100s romanesque space with regular services. Grantham Museum (19 min.)
heritage venue with displays on the town s role in the normandy landings and on margaret thatcher. Newark Castle And Gardens (16 min.)
this historical castle with dungeons victorian gardens & a king john exhibit offers guided tours. High Street (1 min) National Trust Belton House (18 min.)
classic 17th-century english house with opulent decor fine furnishings and gardens. dogs on leads. Ferry Farm Country Park (29 min.)
park Muston Meadows National Nature Reserve (14 min.)
nature The Workhouse (26 min.)
the prototypical workhouse this victorian building now tells the story of the workhouse program. National Civil War Centre - Newark Museum (16 min.)
museum dedicated to the 17th-century civil wars featuring diverse exhibits & living history events. Sconce And Devon Park (14 min.)
park with a pond nature & fitness trails a cafe & a 17th-century civil war fortification. | 
