Clumber Park Gardens among UK's top 10 'instagrammable' autumn spots with 66,000 hashtags
Discover why Clumber Park Gardens has secured its place among the UK's top 10 most 'instagrammable' autumn spots.
According to new data from Photo and Video Edits, who analysed 130 destinations, Nottinghamshire is home to the perfect place for an autumnal and ‘instagrammable’ visit.
Clumber Park Gardens in Nottingham comes ninth in the list of the most Instagrammable places to visit this season with over 66,000 hashtags. Derbyshire also has four locations in the list.
Clumber Park Gardens is an Instagram hit
Clumber Park's 3,800 acres of stunning parkland offer the perfect setting for relaxation, exploration, and quality time with loved ones.
Rated 4.5 out of 5 on Tripadvisor, this National Trust property is open year-round, inviting visitors to enjoy its diverse landscape of parkland, farmland, and woodlands.
Once the residence of the Dukes of Newcastle, Clumber Park features over 120 species of trees, ensuring vibrant displays in every season. The park’s most famous feature is its impressive two-mile-long lime tree avenue.
Although the mansion was demolished in 1938, several historic estate features remain, including the Victorian chapel, a Gothic Revival masterpiece often called a 'mini-cathedral,' the stable yard, and the elegant entrance lodges.
At the heart of the park lies the beautiful serpentine lake, with a picturesque balustraded bridge and a charming Doric Temple.
A peaceful walk along the lakeshore provides stunning views, as well as opportunities for fishing and birdwatching. Clumber Park, Worksop, Nottinghamshire, S80 3BE
If you're chasing picture-perfect autumn vibes, here is a list of the top 10 spots:
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Derbyshire also featured dominantly on the instagrammable list, with Castleton, Hope Valley in fourth with 150,338 hashtags, Calke Abbey and Garden, landed in 13th, with 44,921 hashtags, Kedleston Hall & Gardens in Derby in 30th with 16,350 hashtags and in 114th was Whinstone Lee TorDerwent Valley with 397 hashtags.
Methodology
To uncover the most Instagrammable autumn destinations, Photo and Video Edits conducted a comprehensive analysis of 130 scenic locations across the UK from several seedlists including Country Living, Countryfile, Conde Nast Traveller and Great British Gardens.
To create this ranking, they pulled the hashtags on Instagram for the “Name Only”, “Name + Autumn(al)”, “Name + Tree(s)”, “Name + Trail(s)” and “Name + Walk(s)”.
If there was a singular or plural version of the word, the word with the most hashtags was recorded. The total hashtags for each location were then ranked accordingly. Data was collected September 2024 and is subject to change.