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Castles in Nottinghamshire
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Newark Castle
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The largest gateway of any castle in England graces this largely 12th century castle. The castle belonged to King John, and it was here that he died in 1216 after his infamous "surfeit of peaches". Do not confuse this Newark Castle with the similarly named castle in Glasgow, Scotland.
Castlegate,
Newark-on-Trent,
Nottinghamshire,
England,
NG24 1BG
Attraction Type:
Castle
Phone: 01949 851045
Location
map
OS SK796 539
Heritage Highlight: Scene of King John's death in 1216
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The Moorings
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Self catering cottage
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The Methodist Chapel
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Ramada Nottingham
This modern hotel is ideally situated to enjoy all that Nottingham has to offer. If you fancy an action packed weekend, visit the cosmopolitan city of Nottingham. The exciting atmosphere of its many restaurants and bars, white water rafting, rowing and waterskiing at the National Water Sports Centre. Other nearby … more >>
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Strathdon Hotel
The Strathdon Hotel is perfectly located at the heart of the city and provides the ideal location from which to experience all the local attractions including Sherwood Forest and many more. Hotel facilities include Bobbins restaurant and Boston Bean Bar. All bedrooms are comfortable and well equipped with modern amenities … more >>
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