S2S - See East Midlands Newsletter

S2S - See East Midlands, published by Lifestyle Media Group Ltd, is a regional tourism newsletter celebrating the colourful and vibrant East Midlands. From cultural university cities to historic towns, coastal resorts and the great outdoors, it gathers a wide variety of attractions for the visitor exploring this corner of England.

Cities, Towns and Heritage

The region spans the cultural university cities of Lincoln, Nottingham and Leicester, the historic city of Derby and the world-famous "pork pie" town of Melton Mowbray. Visitors can step into legend at the home of Robin Hood in Sherwood Forest, or enjoy a little water sport at Rutland Water.

Outdoors and Adventure

Come rain or shine, the Peak District National Park offers a great deal to the outdoor enthusiast, whatever the age. For a special adventure, Treak Cliff Cavern in Derbyshire reveals a wonderland of stalactites, stalagmites, rocks, minerals and the unique Blue John Stone. There are also some of England's finest beaches for traditional bucket-and-spade family holidays.

Attractions Across the Region

The newsletter highlights things to see and do across many counties, including:

• Lincolnshire: Skegness Seal Sanctuary, Butterfly and Wildlife Park (Spalding), Belton House (Grantham), Lincoln Aviation Centre near East Kirkby
• Leicestershire: National Space Centre (Leicester), Rockingham Castle, Conkers (Ashby de la Zouch), Tropical Birdland
• Peak District: Chatsworth House, Peak Cavern, Heights of Abraham, Tissington Hall
• Nottinghamshire: Nottingham Castle, Sherwood Forest, Newark Air Museum, City of Caves
• Rutland: Rutland County Museum, Rutland Falconry and Owl Centre, Rutland Water Cycling
• Derbyshire: Heights of Abraham, Chatsworth House, Hardwick Hall and Gardens, Rosliston Forestry Centre
• Northamptonshire: Abington Park Museum, Prebendal Manor House, Cottesbrooke Hall, Canal Museum

Frequently Asked Questions

Which cities does the East Midlands cover?

The region includes the cultural university cities of Lincoln, Nottingham and Leicester, the historic city of Derby and the town of Melton Mowbray.

Where can families enjoy outdoor activities?

The Peak District National Park offers a great deal for outdoor enthusiasts of all ages, while Rutland Water provides opportunities for water sport and cycling.

What is Blue John Stone?

Blue John Stone is a unique mineral found at Treak Cliff Cavern in Derbyshire, where visitors can also see stalactites, stalagmites, rocks and minerals.

Are there beaches in the region?

Yes, the newsletter notes some of England's finest beaches, ideal for traditional bucket-and-spade family holidays with plenty to keep children entertained.

Can visitors see where Robin Hood lived?

Visitors can explore Sherwood Forest near Mansfield, described as the home of the legendary Robin Hood.

What kinds of attractions are featured?

The newsletter lists museums, castles, historic houses, wildlife centres, caverns and family attractions across Lincolnshire, Leicestershire, the Peak District, Nottinghamshire, Rutland, Derbyshire and Northamptonshire.

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