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Sightseeing Tours
We provide a choice of tailored sightseeing tours either based locally around Nottinghamshire or to places of interest further afield. Our Mercedes Viano people carrier is an ideal vehicle for providing this service in, it is capable of carrying up to six passengers in comfort or for larger groups we can provide Mercedes 16 seat executive minibuses. We also offer the service of making hotel, restaurant or lunch reservations on your behalf or provide a picnic hamper and refreshments at an additional charge. If you are entertaining overseas visitors we can also provide an interpreter at an additional charge.
Central England places of interest
Sherwood Forest & Major Oak
Nottingham Castle
Lincoln Cathedral
Belvoir Castle
Chatsworth House
Warwick Castle
Burghley House & Stamford
Oxford
Cambridge
Stratford on Avon
Henley on Thames
The Major Oak & Robin Hood
This forest veteran is a huge oak tree thought to be around 800 years old. According to local lore, its hollow trunk was used as a hideout by Robin Hood and his merry men.
Tales of Robin Hood have been told for 700 years. Our fascination with this world-famous outlaw continues into the 21st century. The romantic image of Robin Hood is of a medieval hooded figure in Lincoln green, a master bowman with a quick mind and mischievous sense of humour. From his forest lair he ambushes rich travellers, fights corrupt officials, and shares the spoils of his outlawry with poor, oppressed peasants. But does the Robin Hood of the silver screen and written page bear any resemblance to the real outlaw? Did a real outlaw ever actually exist? Was he a made-up figure, answering the people’s need for a hero? Or do his real origins lie further back in the mysteries of our pagan past?
www.visitnottingham.com
www.sherwoodforest.org.uk
www.nottinghamshire.gov.uk
www.lincolncathedral.com
www.burghley.co.uk
www.chatsworth.org
www.belvoircastle.com
www.warwick-castle.co.uk
www.visitoxford.org
www.visitcambridge.org
www.stratforduponavon.co.uk

