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Welcome to Nottinghamshire, home of Robin Hood
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Who is Robin hood
The Robin Hood trail
Portrayal of our hero
Must see and do
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Who is Robin Hood?
Search for the real Robin
The six tales of Robin Hood
The Little Gest of Robin Hood
Robin Hood and the Potter
Robin Hood and the Monk
Robin Hood and the Curtal Friar
Robin Hood and Guy of Gisborne
Robin Hood’s death
The character of Robin Hood
The Merry Men
The enemy
The land
Nottinghamshire
Yorkshire
Lancashire
The Robin Hood trail
About the trail
Primary locations
Secondary locations
Links to the legend
Portrayal of our hero
Across the centuries
16th century - the Tudor period and May games
17th and 18th centuries - ballads and books
18th and 19th centuries - revolutionary Robin
19th century - Robin the romantic
19th and 20th centuries - around the world with Robin
Early 20th century - Robin and the motion picture
Late 20th and 21st century - Robin, TV and mass communication
Around the world, TV and film
Must see and do
Holidays in rural Nottinghamshire
Heritage and culture
Weekend city breaks in Nottingham
Events and offers
Family holiday ideas
Attractions for young families
School age families
Mature families and teens
Family friendly venues
Nottingham hotels
Holidays in Sherwood
Country parks
Cottages and B&Bs
The Dukeries
Woodland
Guesthouses and B&Bs
Outdoor activity breaks
Cycling holidays
Walking holidays
Camping and caravanning
Adventure sports
Golf breaks
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Travel and transport
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