On the banks of the River Ryton, at the northern edge of the Sherwood Forest, approximately nineteen miles east-southeast of the city of Sheffield lies the town of Worksop. It is the largest town in the district of Bassetlaw, and it is attracting an increasing quantity of commuters because of its location that is proximity to Nottingham, Sheffield and Lincoln. Also known as the “Gateway to the Dukeries”, this town is situated north of the four ducal principal sites which are close to each other. Featuring stunning views and beautiful landscapes, this town is an ideal destination for fun-filled family holidays and relaxing vacations.
This town is a shopper’s paradise that is home to the Priory Shopping Centre, a shopping mall that houses an excellent range of chains stores, independent retail outlets and various shopping facilities. The town also houses a good variety of local businesses, art galleries as well as gift and speciality shops to provide a wide range of shopping options to both the locals and visitors.
Considered as a food haven that presents an excellent eating and drinking experience that every food lover and culinary enthusiasts. Worksop is a town that promises a vast range of places to eat. From a good variety of restaurants, pubs, cafes and various eateries all the way to several food chains and cheap eats, this town will always have something to satisfy all tastes and budget.
Things to See and Do in Worksop
There are plenty of things to see and do in the town of Worksop. Visitors can start their trip by visiting the Creswell Crags, one of the town’s best local attraction. It is a world famous archaeological site, a limestone gorge with caves and lake, home to Britain's only known Ice Age Cave Art. Spend the lovely afternoon in the very inspiring Clumber Park. Or check out The Canch Park, a beautiful open space that allows visitors to enjoy the great outdoors.