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About Newstead Abbey
Located in the middle of Nottinghamshire, this mediaeval mansion is one of the stunning tourist attractions in Nottingham being surrounded by a magnificent park and gardens. Newstead, originally built as a monastery in the late 12th century, housed the poet Lord Byron from 1808 to 1814. Discover the private apartments of the poets and wander through elaborately recreated Victorian rooms when you visit the Abbey. Paths meander around lakes, ponds, and waterfalls in the grounds and parkland of Newstead Abbey, which encompass more than 300 acres. From the late-spring rhododendrons to the autumnal Japanese maples, the formal gardens are a beautiful site to visit year-round. On Saturdays and Sundays at 3 o'clock, you can enjoy a tour of a historic home.
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Newstead Abbey Highlights
• Explore Newstead Abbey, one of the notable tourist places to visit in Nottingham and see the gardens as well as the main house.
• Once inside, you'll be treated to a variety of lovely Victorian rooms as well as Lord Byron's personal quarters.
• You may also check out the desk he used to compose his verses!
• The first thing you'll notice is the damage to the wood panelling in the hall where Byron had his target practice.
• The expansive gardens have formal spaces, a Japanese water garden, a massive stone-lined pool at the back of the house, and a separate play area for kids.
• Stroll across the expansive parks and see the folly perched above the lake and the waterfall with its hidden grotto.
