Now Church (Langold)

The church sits quietly in Langold, a village that most people drive through without a second glance on the way to Worksop. Now Church - yes, that's really its name - is a surprisingly substantial Victorian build with proper red brick work and a sturdy tower that catches the light in the late afternoon. Step inside and you'll find the kind of earnest, straightforward interior that nonconformist chapels tend to have: good proportions, clear sightlines, none of the ornate fussing about. It's free to visit, though opening hours aren't widely advertised so you may need to ring ahead or try your luck during daylight hours.

Walkers doing circuits around the village will appreciate it as a landmark and a reason to pause. History types interested in Victorian nonconformism - the dissenting churches that sprang up across industrial northern England - will find it genuinely worthwhile. It's not flashy or Instagram-friendly, which is precisely what makes it feel authentic. Spend twenty minutes here, longer if you're the sort who reads every plaque and considers the architectural choices. If you're staying at Riverside Caravan Park just down the road, it's an easy stroll that breaks up a day of woodland walking or canal-side ambling. Worth the detour? Only if you're genuinely interested in chapel architecture and Victorian religious history. Otherwise, pass without guilt.