This semi-detached house, National Trust property offers a glimpse into the past: nothing has been thrown away for more than 60 years! Family letters, photos, clothing, Victorian furniture and household objects can all be seen in their rightful places, right where their owners left them, making for a curious and fascinating experience. You may recognise the hall from the 2012 Batman film, Dark Knight Rises, in which the hall starred as Wayne Manor.įor more information about Wollaton Hall, please click here.ĭiscover the family home of a well-to-do tradesman in the 1920s which has been kept preserved as a time capsule. Standing on a natural hill three miles west of Nottingham City Centre, the hall is set in five hundred acres of spectacular gardens and parkland, which also include the Nottingham Industrial Museum. Now a prominent Grade One listed building, the stunning Hall houses the city's Natural History Museum along with reconstructed room settings. Wollaton Hall is a spectacular Elizabethan mansion designed by Robert Smythson and built by Sir Francis Willoughby between 15 for his family. Experience the romance and mystery of Newstead Abbey, which from 1808 – 1814 was the home to the notorious 'mad, bad, and dangerous to know' Romantic poet, Lord Byron. Inside the Abbey there is much to explore including Victorian room settings, and the poet’s private apartments, while the vast grounds make for beautiful walks, dotted with Japanese gardens and roaming peacocks. Keep reading to see our list of the top recommended places to visit, making great days out for the family.Ī beautiful historic house set in a glorious landscape of gardens and parkland within the heart of Nottinghamshire. In the north of Nottinghamshire, the area known as The Dukeries feature the grand estates of Rufford, Welbeck, Kelham and Clumber, and are popular with visitors today. If you’re outside the UK, you’ll be asked to go to a visa application centre.Nottinghamshire is packed with amazing historical homes, ancient castles, and grand country estates. a UK Visa and Citizenship Application Services ( UKVCAS) service point.If you’re applying from within the UK, you’ll usually go to one of the following: Where you give your biometric information depends on how you’re making your visa or immigration application. Where to provide your biometric information What children need to do when they give their biometric informationĬhildren under 16 must be accompanied by a parent, guardian or someone over 18 who has legal responsibility for them.Ĭhildren do not need to give their fingerprints if they are under 5 when they apply. It will be noted on your records that you’re physically unable to provide fingerprints. If you do not have any fingers you only need to have a digital photo taken of your face. You will not need to take off your head covering if you wear it for religious or medical reasons.

The process takes less than 5 minutes and does not involve any ink or mess. put your fingers on a glass screen to be scanned.have a digital photo taken of your face.

You’ll be asked to provide your fingerprints and photo (‘biometric information’) if you’re getting a biometric residence permit ( BRP) as part of your visa or immigration application.

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