From museums to indoor skateparks take a look at where you can now visit. Remember to check if you need to book tickets before you visit.
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5. White Post Farm, Mansfield Road, Farnsfield
From Llamas to ducks there are loads of animals to meet. Tickets must be booked at www.whitepostfarm.co.uk Photo: Anne Shelley
6. The Harley Gallery, Mansfield Road, Welbeck
Home to the Portland Collection the gallery opens August 1. Photo: jason chadwick
7. Mr Mulligan's Pirate Golf, Oxton Road, Calverton
This crazy 18-hole golf course is back open with social distancing. Photo: Anne Shelley
8. Sherwood Forest Railway, Gorsethorpe Lane, Edwinstowe
Nottinghamshire’s only narrow gauge steam railway is back open with a six per party limit in place. There is also a new picnic area. Photo: Rachel Atkins