Things to do in Mansfield

No. 8 of Fall Viewing Attractions in United Kingdom

Chatsworth House

Chatsworth House is the mansion of the hereditary Duke of Devonshire, located in the northern Peak District of England (Peak District) Within the national park. In the mid-16th century, Bess of Hardwick built a mansion here, which later underwent Baroque reconstruction from the late 17th century and large-scale expansion in the 19th century. The gardens were successively designed by renowned figures such as Brown in the 18th century and Paxton in the 19th century. The former transformed formal gardens into expansive natural landscapes, while the latter left behind giant rock gardens and iconic fountains, creating a blend of garden styles spanning several centuries. Over more than 400 years from the 15th to the 19th century, through the meticulous design and construction by many famous horticulturists, it became one of the most beautiful estates in England and an important part of British cultural heritage.

Hardwick Hall

Great old house with a multitude of amazing tapestries. The house is beautiful and the volunteers who work there are knowledgeable and friendly.

Sherwood Pines

Newstead Abbey

Robin Hoods Wheelgate Park

Bolsover Castle

Sherwood Forest

White Post Farm and Zoo

This is a farm with animals such as goats, meerkats, kangaroos, and turtles, and it features an outdoor play area where visitors can take part in fun activities or learn about animals.

Rufford Abbey

The Major Oak