Church of St Mary Magdalene, Hucknall — Attraction in Ashfield

This is a hidden gem unless you're already familiar with the history of Lord Byron. It's incredibly ornate inside, and that's the stuff other than Byron-related. Parking is free for an hour just outside, but if you choose not to pay for additional time, then you will have to keep an eye on the clock. There's so much to see it's easy to forget how long you've been there. Fortunately they also have a tea shop and toilets (very nice, modern toilets). The volunteer guides are very welcoming and knowledgeable. Before you leave, please consider a donation as the upkeep cannot be cheap. If you're non-religious (as I am), consider it a contribution to the upkeep of this beautiful...

My visit was long over due and worth the wait. Volunteers great and provided lots of info. Unfortunately the opening hours info was woefully inadequate. While I understand its a working church it is of great cultural and historical importance so info should be accurate and up-to-date. I had travelled from London to visit and couldn't get acssess on tge day I chose. Luckily I was staying more...

Large town church famous for housing the Byron family burial vault, which holds the poet and his daughter Ada Lovelace. Also has a large collection of Kempe stained glass. Oldest part of the church is the lowest part of the tower which is late 12th century, the nave is of a similar time. Much of the rest such as the transepts are Victorian additions. A must- see...