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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5. Pick your own pumpkin
Maxeys Farm Shop hosts pumpkin picking around Halloween and it becomes the UK's biggest pumpkin farm. Photo: Anne Shelley

6. Go to Southwell Ploughing Match
The largest agricultural one day show in Nottinghamshire, established in 1855, is held at a different venue every year. Photo: Rachel Atkins

7. See a play a Theatre Royal
This 1865 theatre in Nottingham is a great place to see Broadway and West End shows on tour. Photo: Google Maps

8. Watch a duck race
While there are a few duck races in Nottinghamshire including Bulwell Riverside Festival and Riverside Festival at Victoria Embankment. Photo: Rachel Atkins

