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The small village of Nottingham Road was originally a military fort set up to protect local farmers from the indigenous San people who used to raid the area for cattle. Today Nottingham Road is a popular tourist destination located in the heart of the famous Midlands Meander tourism route. There are a multitude of various craft outlets and cottage industries within the Nottingham Road area ranging from hand-made leather goods to home-made preserves.
Trout fishing at various small dams and rivers in the district is a popular pastime for both local and visitors alike.
The Nottingham Road Brewery Company is South Africa's most successful independent micro-brewery, producing beers with original names like a 'whistling weasel pale ale', a 'pie-eyed possum pilsner', a 'pickled pig porter' and a 'tiddly toad lager'.
Other attractions in Nottingham Road include the Junction Complex which is host to a variety of interesting shops and restaurants, the Fly fishing and birding shop, which has the largest selection of flies in the Midlands, and Alladins-de-light, which offers fine meals at their country restaurant and deli.
July in Nottingham Road often sees the icy wintry air bringing with it the magic of snow, transforming the village into a Winter wonderland. With Spring comes cosmos and a profusion of wild pink roses to liven up the already picturesque landscape.
The Disney Film, Racing Stripes, was filmed on a stud farm a few kilometres out of Nottingham Road. This location was chosen in preference to possible sites both elsewhere in South Africa and in the USA.
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 Grape Crushing Festival: less than 5 km
Grape Crushing Festival
The Grape Crushing Festival is located at The Stables Wine Estate in Nottingham Road in the Midlands (KwaZulu-Natal) it is an annual festival held by the Stables Wine Estate to celebrate the end of another hectic  KwaZulu Natal Beer Route: less than 5 km
The recently launched KwaZulu Natal Beer Route offers both beer connoisseurs, and interested travelers the excellent opportunity to look into the wonderful world of beer brewing. The Beer Route allows travelers a series of stops at nine small breweries
The Fort Nottingham Highland Games and Festival are held annually on the grounds of Fort Nottingham in the green hills of the Natal Midlands. The fort is located about eight kilometers from the village, and the connecting field provide an excellent loc  Aladdin's De-Light: less than 5 km
Aladdin's De-Light is one of the older members of the Midlands Meander, and was established over ten years ago in Nottingham Road, KwaZulu-Natal. Aladdin's De-Light has developed over the years from being a simple little coffee shop with crafts into a
The Midlands Meander Creative Festival features numerous informative creative lessons and workshops about music, cheese production and herb cultivation, as well as culinary art, leather and woodwork, jewellery design and various aspects of fine art whi
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Nottingham Road Brewing Company at Rawdons Country Estate
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Masefield Way, 4 Rawdons Estate in Nottingham Road, KwaZulu-Natal
The unit is an English style, 5 bedroom home, emaculately decorated and set
within the confines of the Rawdons Estate. The unit is a short 50m walk from the
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Burnside Lodge in Nottingham Road, KwaZulu-Natal
Burnside Lodge is in a prime location on the Midlands meander, close to many good restaurants, Nottingham Road, Michaelhouse school & Bosch Hoek golf course. It is newly decorated, with great attention to detail. There are 3 queen sized bedrooms... |
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Nottingham Road Hotel in Nottingham Road, KwaZulu-Natal
The Legendary Nottingham Road Hotel, or "Notties" as it is affectionately known, is a 3 star graded hotel. As of 18 Mar. 16, we have opened our recently completed "Garden Suites". This long awaited addition to the hotel sees 10 new suites now available... |
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Gowrie Cottage in Nottingham Road, KwaZulu-Natal
Gowrie Cottage is a spacious house situated in a secure development in Gowrie Village, in the quaint village of Nottingham Road. The cottage offers comfortable self-catering accommodation ideal for families looking for a peaceful country escape. |
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Lavender Trout Farm in Nottingham Road, KwaZulu-Natal
Lavender Trout Farm in Nottingham Road is located on the R103 on the Midlands
Meander- only 3kms from Michaelhouse School and 7km from the centre of town.
These 2 self-catering houses are surrounded with gorgeous views and 3 dams. |
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The small village of Nottingham Road was originally a military fort set up to protect local farmers from the indigenous San people who used to raid the area for cattle. Today Nottingham Road is a popular tourist destination located in the heart of the famous Midlands Meander tourism route. There are a multitude of various craft outlets and cottage industries within the Nottingham Road area ranging from hand-made leather goods to home-made preserves.
Trout fishing at various small dams and rivers in the district is a popular pastime for both local and visitors alike.
The Nottingham Road Brewery Company is South Africa's most successful independent micro-brewery, producing beers with original names like a 'whistling weasel pale ale', a 'pie-eyed possum pilsner', a 'pickled pig porter' and a 'tiddly toad lager'.
Other attractions in Nottingham Road include the Junction Complex which is host to a variety of interesting shops and restaurants, the Fly fishing and birding shop, which has the largest selection of flies in the Midlands, and Alladins-de-light, which offers fine meals at their country restaurant and deli.
July in Nottingham Road often sees the icy wintry air bringing with it the magic of snow, transforming the village into a Winter wonderland. With Spring comes cosmos and a profusion of wild pink roses to liven up the already picturesque landscape.
The Disney Film, Racing Stripes, was filmed on a stud farm a few kilometres out of Nottingham Road. This location was chosen in preference to possible sites both elsewhere in South Africa and in the USA.
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