Does anyone has some good, beautiful recommended places to travel?

[megalithic 10]

cresswell crags,caves and cave art from the Neolithic period,on the road from clowne to cockney.Fox House in the peak district, just outside Sheffield,also Hathersage,Grindleford,Hope and Castleton. All within easy reach of Sheffield. Then there's Sherwood Forest and the Major Oak (Robin Hood) at Edwinstowe,just down the road from Cresswell Craggs. The list of places to go and visit in this area is vast. Hope this helps.

;-)

 

Be aware you cannot go in the caves to view the art.

[kanda8 10]

Be aware you cannot go in the caves to view the art.

 

There are I think 2 caves you can go in on the guided tour, one of the caves has a gangway and stairs in it to enable you to see inside the cave

[SpikeMac 10]

Be aware you cannot go in the caves to view the art.

 

I thought that you could.

 

They close the cave in the Autumn and Winter because it has bats hibernating there.

 

Here is a link to the Rock Art Tour

[kanda8 10]

:love:does anyone has some good, beautiful recommended places to travel near Sheffield for this weekend(25/5/2013-27/5/2013).

 

There's also Bolsover Castle,Hardwick Hall and the Hardwick Inn coach house where you will be hard pushed to find better food served in the local area.

[suekaye 10]

Haddon Hall, Chatsworth, Clumber Park, Whitby, the North York Moors - we really are spoilt for choice

[DaveGas 10]

Stamford in Lincs, lovely little town

[kanda8 10]

We really are spoilt for choice in this part of the country. The Peak District, Lincolnshire Fens, North York Moors, or the coast,within 2hrs you can be at either the east or west coast. Or if the weather is nice and you don't want to be bothered with the crowds this weekend get the bbq out and just chill at home.

[sand_dollars 10]

Page Hall is nice on a bank holiday.

 

lolol

yes they can stroll among the sweet smelling garbage thrown on the street by some of the residents ,or maybe wade in the puddles of pee ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh not forgetting the game of hop scotch with the dog jobbie :hihi:

[sooty757 10]

peak district is mins away;the first nation park in the uk;castelford may take longer if you like power stations and rugby,not sure about cuckney, but don,t recommend cockney

[taixiangyin 10]

cresswell crags,caves and cave art from the Neolithic period,on the road from clowne to cockney.Fox House in the peak district, just outside Sheffield,also Hathersage,Grindleford,Hope and Castleton. All within easy reach of Sheffield. Then there's Sherwood Forest and the Major Oak (Robin Hood) at Edwinstowe,just down the road from Cresswell Craggs. The list of places to go and visit in this area is vast. Hope this helps.

;-)

 

Very good suggestions. Thanks a lot.

 

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peak district is mins away;the first nation park in the uk;castelford may take longer if you like power stations and rugby,not sure about cuckney, but don,t recommend cockney

 

Thanks for your recommendation.

[lil-minx92 10]

oh yea, always get those two mixed up (Castleford & Castleton).

The Nags head does a brilliant breakfast and the Bulls Head does a cracking lunch - spoilt for choice

 

That could make for a disasterous romantic break

[shebba 10]

Zhengzhou or Hunan is ment to be nice but a little far for a weekend

 

Regards

 

shebba