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You can distract yourself from the city noize of Nottingham in the beautiful Rushcliffe Country Park. It is great for walking, jogging and cycling if you are an active person; chilling on the ground, spotting nature if you want some R&R, and taking your child to the playing ground. But make sure to take some water with you.

Nestled in the North of Nottingham, The Dukeries is a magnificent former Ducal estate and countryside. If you like green fields, English country gardens and locally produced food, you are welcome. Make sure to stock up with picnic things in the supermarket before going there. Having a picnic on the green grass would be more affordable and just better than sitting in the cafe.

Going to Colwick Hall, a magnificent Palladian-style Georgian country house mansion close to the train station is a former home of Lord Byron. See how local nobles lived here with fascinating nature and lakes. Walking here with a family or alone is a great idea, but stay away from this park on Sunday. Locals say there is a huge rabble of foreigners and tourists having a barbeque and making noise. Feel free to go there another day.