Nunnington Hall is a beauthiful honey-coloured country house, set on the banks of the River Rye. It was once home to the doctor of Henry VIII, Edward VI and Elizabeth I. There is an unusual collection of miniature rooms with tiny furnishings and musical instruments, as well as a totally organic walled-garden, retaining a lovely 17th-century character.

In addition there is also a fantastic changing programme of art and photographic exhibitions.