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Newark is a pretty market town
steeped in history situated within easy distance for commuters of
Nottingham, Lincoln, Grantham and via the East Coast Main line high
speed train services to London and the North. Situated where the A1, A46
and A17 meet, Newark provides easy access to many facilities including
schools and universities.
Newark-on-Trent has a lovely
cobbled market place with the elegant Georgian Town Hall housing the
Town Treasures and art gallery overlooking. Walking around the town you
will notice a mixture of beautiful buildings of both architectural and
historical importance. Newark and Millgate museums, the imposing ruins
of the 12th century Castle, the beautiful parish Church, ornate Gilstrap
Centre and nearby air Museum all add to the town's attraction to
visitors from both the UK and abroad.
The International School of
Musical Instrument Making, Restoration and Repair
enjoys a world renowned reputation as a centre of excellence. Students
come from
all over the world to study these time honoured traditional crafts.
Newark is positioned on the River
Trent, which means you can enjoy a riverside walk or a relaxing river
trip. The award-winning Riverside Park has played host to the Newark
Festival, Newark on Water festival, Food Festival and the circus and
fair when they come to town. Amble along the town lock and sensory
garden, with its sensory seated areas, piped classical music, and a
water feature which has been designed for people with visual
impairments.
Newark offers a good selection of
local shops, award-winning restaurants and bars, all adding to your Newark experience.
There is also a good selection of local media; enjoy the sound of the
local radio station
Boundary Sound,
or you can catch up with the week's news with the
Newark
Advertiser.
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