But not many people consider bucket list worth trips close to home.
So here are ten great trips in Nottinghamshire that we think would make great additions to your list – and they won’t break the bank.
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1. Visit the Major Oak
It wouldn't be a Nottinghamshire themed bucket list without something to do with Robin Hood. Legend has it that the ancient oak not only provided Robin Hood with shelter, it was also the place where he and his Merry Men slept. Photo: Anne Shelley
2. Have a pint at England's oldest pub
Ye Olde Trip To Jerusalem which is at the foot of the cliff on which Nottingham's historic castle stands, was once a well-known pit stop for crusader knights. Photo: Google Maps
3. Celebrate the Bramley Apple
The Bramley Festival celebrates the origins of the Bramley Apple which was first grown in Southwell. Throughout the town shops, businesses, Southwell Library, cafes, restaurants and pubs take part and there is a food and drink festival in Southwell Minster. Photo: Rachel Atkins
4. Look at the stars at Sherwood Observatory
Sherwood Observatory in Sutton is home to a Newtonian Reflecting telescope, the observatory holds open days. Photo: Chris Etchells