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ottinghamshire comprises lowlands in the east and an upland area in the west. Sherwood Forest, immortalised in the legends of Robin Hood, is a hilly area occupying much of the western portion of the county. Nottingham's Industrial Museum records the history of the region's major industries, which have produced bicycles, machinery, clothing, and the famous lace associated with the city since Victorian times.Click Here For a List of Links to Inns with Websites

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Castle Barge
The Wharf, Newark, Nottinghamshire, NG24 1EU Tel: 01636 677320
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842.jpg (15951 bytes)842b.jpg (19483 bytes)If you're looking for an inn close to water then they don't come any closer than the Castle Barge. A converted barge afloat on the River Trent, a short walk from Newark Castle, the Castle Barge serves good ales even though it doesn't have a cellar ! There is a function room on the main deck but down below is a cosy bar where you can get good value for money meals.

Kelly's Tavern
34 Castle Gate, Newark, Nottinghamshire, NG24 1BG Tel: 01636 613340
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841.jpg (29441 bytes)841b.jpg (22284 bytes)Lovely coaching inn located a short walk from Newark Castle and overlooking the River Trent and the Town Lock. Dating back to 1770 and formerly known as the Swan and Salmon, Kelly's Tavern has many references to the Isle of Man and has been refurbished, opening up the central bar area to first floor level, creating a very pleasant environment to compliment the excellently well kept cask ales.

Lincolnshire Poacher
161-163, Mansfield Road, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG1 3FR Tel: 0115 941 1584
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Popular pub close to the City centre with a vast range of ales and whiskies.

Martins Arms Inn
School Lane, Colston Bassett, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG12 3FD Tel: 01949 81361
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Popular with those that like excellent cuisine and fine ales. Well worth a visit.

Nags Head

14 Main Street, East Leake, Leicestershire, LE12 6PG Tel: 01509 852218
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Old fashioned pub with real log fire in winter. Good quality and value food on Sundays only. Good cask ales including a weekly guest beer. Bar area with sports memorabilia, Lounge with dining area on Sundays plus an external sports room and simple patio area. Basic but very friendly pub.

Saracens Head
Market Place, Southwell, Nottinghamshire, NG25 0HE Tel: 01636 812701
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12th Century inn which was a favourite with Lord Byron. Four British monarchs - including Richard I and Charles I, who spent his last night of freedom there - have enjoyed the hospitality.

Square & Compass Inn
East Gate, Normanton On Trent, Newark, Nottinghamshire, NG23 6RN Tel: 01636 821439
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Multi roomed, old fashioned, low beamed, friendly village inn, typically English, with a good reputation.

The Star
Melton Lane, West Leake, Nottinghamshire, LE12 5RQ Tel: 01509 852233
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847.jpg (22831 bytes)Lovely country inn, known locally as 'The Pit', located just outside the village of West Leake with an oak-panelled dining room and attractive table lamps. Beamed and quarry tiled bar with wall settles and lots of character. Well kept ales and good value food and a good range of malt whiskies.

Ye Olde Trip To Jerusalem
Brewhouse Yard, Castle Road, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG1 6AD Tel: 0115 947 3171
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214.jpg (29697 bytes)214b.jpg (13434 bytes)Believed by some to be the oldest pub in Britain. Dating back to 1189 with parts of the foundations dating back to 1070, some of the rooms are cut out of the cliffs below Nottingham Castle. Crusaders stopped at ‘The Trip’ on their way to the Holy Land. Full of charm, character and tradition. A gem !