Overview
Long Eaton is a charming town in Derbyshire, United Kingdom, located within close proximity to Nottingham and Derby. With its rich industrial history and picturesque surroundings, Long Eaton offers visitors a unique blend of modern amenities and historic charm.
Top Attractions
- West Park - A beautiful park with playgrounds, walking paths, and green spaces for picnics.
- Long Eaton Market - A bustling market offering a variety of goods, from fresh produce to clothing and gifts.
- Erewash Museum - A fascinating museum showcasing the history of the local area and its industries.
- St. Laurence’s Church - A historic church dating back to the 12th century, with stunning architecture and stained glass windows.
- The Fisherman’s Rest - A popular restaurant serving traditional British fare in a cozy setting.
- Trent Bakery - A local bakery offering a delicious selection of pastries and baked goods.
- Long Eaton Shopping Centre - A retail hub with a variety of shops and boutiques for all your shopping needs.
Transportation
- Train - Long Eaton has a train station with regular services to Nottingham, Derby, and other nearby cities.
- Bus - There are numerous bus routes running through Long Eaton, providing convenient transportation within the town and to surrounding areas.
- Car - Long Eaton is easily accessible by car, with several major roads passing through the town. Parking is available in the town centre and at designated parking lots.
Accommodation
- The Springfield Inn - A cozy inn offering comfortable rooms and a friendly atmosphere.
- The Grange Hotel - A historic hotel with modern amenities and convenient location in the town centre.
- Stenson Cottage Guesthouse - A charming guesthouse with spacious accommodations and a warm welcome.
Events
- Long Eaton Carnival - An annual summer festival with parades, live music, food stalls, and funfair rides.
- Long Eaton Beer Festival - A popular event showcasing a wide selection of local and regional craft beers and ales.
- Christmas Lights Switch-On - A festive event with carol singing, market stalls, and the illumination of the town’s Christmas lights.