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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5. Gonalston
With rolling fields and idyllic footpaths, Gonalston really is one of the county's most underrated villages. Home to just over 80 people, the village is the perfect place to escape to for peace and quiet. | AMR Photo: AMR
6. Burton Joyce
Located just beyond the banks of the River Trent, the village of Burton Joyce is a great place to go for a gander over the autumn. 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
7. Lambley
Located just east of Nottingham, the small village of Lambley is a great place to visit on an autumn day. Despite being home to just over 1,000 people, Lambley is home to three pubs - making it the perfect place for a cosy pint. | Al Partington Photo: Al Partington
8. Laxton
Nestled just west of the A1 near Tuxford, the small village of Laxton is one of Nottinghamshire’s hidden gems. The centrepiece of the village is The Dovecote Inn, which was a farmhouse before becoming a pub in 1835. | Phil Beard Photo: Phil Beard