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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9. Asylum Skatepark, Huthwaite
This indoor skatepark is back open for people who book online. Hire equipment and the foam pit are not available or open. Photo: Lizzi Lathrop
10. Newark Air Museum, Drove Lane, Newark
The museum, located on part of the former World War Two airfield of RAF Winthorpe, is back open along with the cafe. The museum has 13 National Benchmark aircraft, 34 Significant aircraft and 21 Noteworthy aircraft listed in the National Aviation Heritage Register. Photo: Submitted