Best Attractions near Alvaston Park

An 80-acre riverside park in Derby blending lush gardens, open fields, sports, and vibrant community events in a historic natural setting.

A charming village teahouse and gift shop in Ockbrook, blending homemade treats with unique gifts in a cozy, rustic setting.

Explore Kedleston Hall’s stunning 18th-century Neo-classical mansion, rich collections, and sweeping historic parkland near Derby.

Explore historic aircraft and watch modern airliners take off at East Midlands Aeropark, a unique aviation museum and viewing spot near Castle Donington.

Explore Calke Abbey’s timeless charm, where history lingers in every faded corner amid stunning Derbyshire parklands and gardens.

Explore ancient woodlands, accessible trails, and natural play areas at Calke Explore, the perfect outdoor adventure base within Calke Abbey’s historic estate.

Discover unique fashion finds and vintage treasures at Armstrong’s Mill Outlet, Ilkeston’s vibrant shopping destination with over 150 sellers.

Discover serene lakes, rich birdlife, and peaceful trails at Attenborough Nature Reserve, a celebrated wildlife sanctuary near Nottingham.

A century-old riverside sanctuary where Victorian heritage meets natural tranquility along the Derwent.

A vibrant retail and leisure park near Nottingham offering diverse shopping, dining, and family-friendly amenities in a spacious open-air setting.

A lifesize tribute to Beeston’s bee heritage, this serene beekeeper statue blends nature and urban life on High Road.

Explore a rare Elizabethan dovecote museum in Nottingham, showcasing centuries of rural heritage and architectural charm.

A tranquil 25-acre lake set within Nottingham’s historic Wollaton Park, offering scenic walks, rich wildlife, and Georgian landscape charm.

Historic canal lock bypassing the River Trent, blending industrial heritage with tranquil waterside charm in Nottingham.

Unearth industrial relics and charity gems in Wollaton's historic stables—a hidden trove blending Nottingham's manufacturing past with eclectic finds in an Elizabethan setting.

Discover Nottinghamshire’s rich industrial past through working engines, vintage machinery, and engaging exhibits in a historic 17th-century stable block.

Explore natural wonders and Elizabethan grandeur at Nottingham’s iconic Wollaton Hall and its captivating Natural History Museum.

Adventure and tranquility blend seamlessly at Nottingham’s Climbing Tree, nestled beside the historic Camellia House in scenic Wollaton Park.

An Elizabethan prodigy house turned natural history museum, Wollaton Hall rises above Nottingham’s parkland with centuries of grandeur and a cinematic legacy as Wayne Manor.

A beautifully restored historic walled garden offering a peaceful retreat and heritage horticulture within Nottingham’s Wollaton Park.

Elizabethan grandeur meets natural history in 500 acres of deer-roamed parkland—the real Wayne Manor.

A tranquil woodland retreat in Nottingham featuring diverse trees, peaceful ponds, and rich birdlife for immersive nature walks.

England's only working six-sailed stone windmill, where 18th-century engineering still turns with the wind.

A historic 21-hectare park in Nottingham offering boating, adventure golf, scenic walks, and family-friendly fun near the university campus.

Explore the peaceful 13th-century ruins of Grace Dieu Priory, a secluded Augustinian nunnery in the Leicestershire countryside, now a quiet haven of history and nature.

A vibrant arts hub blending theatre, galleries, and music set beside a scenic lake in Nottingham’s University Park.

Explore 250,000 years of regional archaeology at the University of Nottingham’s award-winning museum, set within the vibrant Lakeside Arts Centre.

A central shopping hub in Burton-on-Trent offering diverse stores, casual dining, and a welcoming atmosphere for all visitors.

Explore the medieval ruins and royal history of Tutbury Castle, set amidst scenic Staffordshire countryside with events and gardens to discover.

Explore the evocative medieval ruins and literary heritage of Ashby de la Zouch Castle, crowned by its iconic Hastings Tower and underground passage.

A vibrant urban nature reserve in Nottingham blending meadows, streams, and woodland for a peaceful wildlife retreat.

Explore the captivating medieval timber-framed Sinai Park House, a 1300s moated landmark steeped in history and local lore in Burton-on-Trent.

Authentic Victorian knitting workshops where 400 years of textile heritage comes alive through original machines and immersive social history.

Explore Nottingham’s eerie Museum of Curiosities, where haunted artifacts, real skulls, and horror props create a spine-chilling, immersive experience.

Discover Nottingham’s hidden Victorian sandstone tunnel, a unique historic passage blending architectural beauty with urban mystery.

A dramatic sandstone cliff crowned by castle ruins, offering panoramic city views and a journey into Nottingham’s medieval and rebellious past.

Explore Nottingham Castle’s rich history, underground caves, and vibrant museums atop a scenic hill overlooking Nottingham’s cityscape.

Experience Nottingham’s iconic Sky Mirror, a captivating stainless steel sculpture reflecting the sky and cityscape in ever-changing optical illusions.

Bold, thrilling theatre in a modernist landmark—where regional excellence meets West End ambition.

A sprawling 210-acre country park near Nottingham offering nature trails, wildlife habitats, family playgrounds, and tranquil lakeside escapes.

Explore Mortimer’s Hole, a secret medieval tunnel beneath Nottingham Castle steeped in history and mystery.

Gateway to Nottingham Castle’s rich history, interactive galleries, cave tours, and family-friendly adventures in the heart of the city.

Explore 300 years of Nottingham’s social history beneath historic 17th-century cottages and intriguing sandstone caves.

Step back in time at Ruddington’s transport museum and heritage railway, where steam trains, vintage buses, and miniature rides bring transport history to life.

Iconic bronze statue of Robin Hood beside Nottingham Castle, celebrating the legendary outlaw and Nottingham’s rich folklore heritage.

Step into Nottingham’s haunted past with The Original Nottingham Ghost Walk, starting at the legendary Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem pub.

Tucked beneath Nottingham Castle, this legendary pub claims to be England’s oldest inn, with cave-like rooms, centuries of history, and a famously cursed galleon.

Immersive escape rooms with innovative puzzles and theatrical game masters in Nottingham's city centre.

Victorian botanical sanctuary with 800+ trees, historic monuments, and urban tranquility in Nottingham's heart.

Explore rescued animals, expansive play areas, and scenic woodlands at Manor Farm Park & Woodlands—an ideal family day out near Loughborough.

Step into Nottingham’s oldest pub where 15th-century beams, historic caves, and traditional ales create an unforgettable medieval atmosphere in the city’s heart.