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Step into the world of craft rum with a fully immersive distillery tour at Revival Rum. Led by master distiller James Singlehurst, discover the unique processes behind the creation of award-winning rums. Engage in a tantalizing tasting experience directly from the barrels and enjoy a selection of Revival's finest rums. Each tour participant walks away with a complimentary revival Rum Glass, making this a must-try for rum enthusiasts. - Guided tour by master distiller James Singlehurst - Taste directly from the barrels and sample various rums - Ideal for rum lovers and those curious about distilling processes

What makes this Nottingham tour unique is its rich blend of history, folklore, and culture. Starting at Old Market Square, the city's vibrant heart, the tour delves into Nottingham Castle's storied past, including its connections to the legendary Robin Hood. The journey through the Lace Market showcases Nottingham's industrial heritage, while the descent into the Nottingham Caves reveals hidden subterranean secrets. Visiting Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem offers a glimpse into one of England's oldest pubs, steeped in history and legends. The tour concludes with a tribute to Robin Hood, making it a comprehensive exploration of Nottingham's fascinating narrative.

Join an exciting 60-minute walking journey through Nottingham. Learn all the key facts about the city, dive into the local lifestyle, and feel its unique culture. From Robin Hood Statue to Old Market Square, get to discover the city's most defining landmarks. Your Local will also share insider tips on the best cafes, restaurants, and lively bars in Nottingham to ensure you get the most out of your stay. • See Nottingham through a local's eyes, uncovering the city's true essence. • Discover Nottingham's architectural gems and rich cultural tapestry. • Get top local tips on the best bars, cafes, and restaurants to visit. • Maximize your time, discovering more of Nottingham in less time. • Enjoy the intimacy of a small group, with a maximum of 8 travellers.

This tour is great for anyone making a day trip from London. We would meet you outside Peterborough Station (45 mins from London). It's a short walk to the wonderful old Guildhall. Built originally in 1671 it has served as both a market & a townhall. A farmers market is still held here regularly along with many over events in the square. A short stroll away is the really rather wonderful Peterborough Cathedral which we shall explore inside. We can then get the train a short distance to either the beautiful Georgian Town of Stamford famed as being the most beautiful stone built and Georgian town in Britain. Then on to Oakham, see the unique castle set amongst its old walls and beautiful park with old bandstand. Admire the fabulous old church and check out the old Stocks in the Buttermarket amongst much more besides. Oakham and Rutland are known for being great for foodies and there is lots to see & buy. It's a private tour so runs when you want it and at whatever pace you like.

Step into Robin Hood’s Nottingham, explore medieval streets, iconic landmarks, and Lord Byron’s legacy on a private walking tour filled with legends, history, and hidden gems.

Get the lowdown on Nottingham from the best source: a professional guide just for your own group. You’ll learn about the city’s literary history with links to Lord Bryon and DH Lawrence, hear tales of Robin Hood, and discover the city’s reputation as a place of rebellion. Old Market Square, the Lace Market, and Nottingham Castle are among the sights on the itinerary.

Join your local guide on your very own 1.5-hour Private Nottingham City Walking Tour to explore this amazing city. Our tour is all about spending time with a local, as well as uncovering our deep history. This tour doesn't just cover the history—it’s about experiencing Nottingham through the eyes of those who shaped it. Wander through Nottingham’s oldest streets, uncovering stories of Anglo-Saxon settlers, medieval merchants, and daring outlaws. Learn how the Industrial Revolution transformed the city, explore its ancient cave system, and hear tales of Robin Hood, body snatchers, and revolutionary entrepreneurs who changed the course of history.

Rutland is England’s smallest and some might say its prettiest county. One thing is for certain, Rutland lives up to its motto, Multum in Parvo or ‘much in little’. In this private tour you will just want this beautiful little place has to offer. Explore the market towns and rolling countryside and its famous Rutland Water. Visit castles, churches and walk down beautiful streets and lanes. Perhaps treat yourself to something nice. Rutland is well known for being foodie paradise (Pork Pie and Stilton for me if you're asking). One thing you won’t help but notice is the beautiful rolling countryside in Rutland which combined with its perfect picturesque villages has been labelled the new Cotswolds we will find out why. This is a private tour just for you by car with a certain level of walking at each spot. I know where I'd like to take you but it's all easy going and we can go with the flow, wherever that takes us. There truly is Much In Little.

This tour is great for anyone making a day trip from London. We would meet you outside Peterborough Station (45 minutes from London) or indeed from anywhere else you might be travelling.  A few minutes away is the wonderful old Guildhall. Built originally in 1671 it has served as both a market and a townhall. A farmers market is still held here regularly along with many over events in the square. A short stroll away is the really rather wonderful Peterborough Cathedral which we shall explore inside. We can then get the train a short distance to either the beautiful Georgian Town of Stamford or the county town of Rutland, Oakham or both of them for a full day out. Pick which option is best for you.

Our Private Oakham Pub Tour isn’t just a pub tour but also visits some of the oldest and most characterful parts of the market town of Oakham and we will see castles, churches, market squares, and all sorts of other history along the way.  A drink for each person in each pub is included in the tour price though of course, soft and sometimes hot drinks are available if preferred. We normally meet outside Oakham Railway Station which is easy for day-trippers from London (also Nottingham, Peterborough, and Leicester) but this tour is also perfect for anyone staying in one of the lovely hotels in Rutland, all just a short taxi ride away.  If you’re staying in Oakham itself, I can meet you at your hotel.

Lincoln is the capital city of Lincolnshire and one of the most picturesque and historic cities anywhere. Lincoln is one of the most beautiful and surprising hidden gems in the UK with a modern history going back to Roman times.  Our Private Walking Tour is a great way to discover this beautiful old city as we visit and explore all the big sights and a few hidden gems. We ill go at whatever pace suits you best and visit the fantastic Cathedral, old Castle with its Magna Carta, the High Bridge and the Guildhall. We will also walk through some of the most charming old shopping streets you will ever see so perhaps you might want to sample some local delicacies such as Lincolnshire sausages or maybe some Lincoln plum bread.

Our private walking tour will show you all the best bits of this incredibly unique city, home to the largest public square in the U.K. There is one man who epitomizes Nottingham above all else and we will follow hot on his tail to various points in the City that are pivotal to the adventures of Robin Hood including Nottingham Castle. Nottingham sits upon what is known as the City of Caves with there being almost 1,000 known caves beneath the city. In our tour we will descend underground, seeing the highlights, some of which were used in WW2 as public air-raid shelters Visit the old Lace Market & uncover the secrets of this famous part of Nottinghams' heritage. We will also learn about some of the less palatable parts of the history of Nottingham, where many of the executions took place.  We end at possibly the oldest pub in Britain. Frequented by crusaders heading south and partially built into the rock beneath Nottingham Castle.