Nottinghamshire is home to some of England's prettiest villages, each brimming with charm and character.
From the picturesque cottages of Edwinstowe to the idyllic streets of Cropwell Bishop, these villages are steeped in history and surrounded by lush countryside.
Whether it’s the quaint tea rooms, historic churches, or blooming gardens, Nottinghamshire’s villages offer a quintessentially English escape.
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1. Cropwell Bishop
Famous for the production of high-quality stilton cheese, the village of Cropwell Bishop is found a few miles south-east of Nottingham, near Cotgrave. The quaint nearby villages of Cropwell Butler and Colston Bassett are easily walkable. | Alan Murray-Rust Photo: Alan Murray-Rust

2. Burton Joyce
Located just beyond the banks of the River Trent, the village of Burton Joyce is a great place to go for an autumn gander. The village itself is home to three pubs and a fish and chip shop, so you won't be short for places to relax after taking in the seasonal beauty. | Chris Morgan Photo: Chris Morgan

3. Papplewick
Nestled between Hucknall and Newstead Abbey, the small village of Papplewick boasts a traditional pub and a tea room. The surrounding countryside is easy to explore thanks to the many walking routes signposted around the village. | Alan Murray-Rust Photo: Alan Murray-Rust

4. Willoughby on the Wolds
If you're in search of somewhere to get away from the cut and thrust of city life this autumn, look no further than Willoughby on the Wolds. The sleepy village, home to just a few hundred people, is your gateway to the Nottinghamshire countryside. | Matthew Prior Photo: Matthew Prior