Nottingham Holidays

Famed for its legendary tales of Robin Hood and rich industrial heritage, Nottingham offers a delightful fusion of history, culture and modern vibes. Situated in Nottinghamshire, East Midlands, England, this bustling city is a treasure trove for intrepid explorers and history enthusiasts.

The city boasts several captivating attractions, from inspiring architecture to world-class sporting facilities, making it a perfect getaway for a memorable escape. Whether you're seeking a blend of history and culture, or a buzzing nightlife and sports venue, Nottingham ticks all the boxes.

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Things to See and Do

Packed with a cornucopia of heritage and sporting locations, Nottingham surely knows how to keep you entertained. Packed with ancient castles, underground caves, and state-of-the-art sporting arenas, the city offers an array of options that cater to every type of traveller.

Nottingham Castle

Discover the historical charm of Nottingham Castle, set to reopen in late June 2023. From its fine art museum to Robin Hood adventures, the castle offers an immersive insight into the city's rich past.

City of Caves

Explore the intriguing underground world at the City of Caves. Learn about the lives of those who called these caves home and marvel at unique features such as the medieval tannery and WWII air raid shelters.

Trent Bridge international cricket ground

Witness the sporting spirit at the Trent Bridge international cricket ground, the iconic home of Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club admired by cricket enthusiasts worldwide.

University of Nottingham's Manuscripts and Special Collections

Indulge in an intellectual feast at the University of Nottingham's Manuscripts and Special Collections, housing some of the most remarkable and unique collections of manuscripts and archives.

UNESCO City of Literature

Experience the rich literary heritage of Nottingham, recognised as a UNESCO City of Literature and home to famous authors like DH Lawrence and Alan Sillitoe.

Food and Drink

Nottingham offers an impressive culinary scene, from traditional British fare to international cuisine. The city is brimming with an eclectic array of eateries and drinking spots, ensuring a feast for your taste buds.

Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem

Savour the authentic taste of British pie at the award-winning "Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem", reputed to be one of England's oldest pubs, dating back to 1189 AD.

Crocus Cafe

Relish a range of delightful vegan offerings at the Crocus Cafe, a not-for-profit community café located in the heart of the Lenton area.

Organ Grinder

Experience the local pub charm with a Nottingham twist at the Organ Grinder, famous for its exceptional range of real ales.

200 Degrees

For coffee aficionados, “200 Degrees” is a must. This independent coffee shop roasts its beans on a 60-kilo roaster at Meadow Lane and offers an array of coffees and homemade sandwiches.

Bramley Apple Pie

Try the famous Bramley Apple Pie in a city that takes great pride in being the original home of the Bramley Apple.

Destination Essentials

Boasting a temperate oceanic climate, Nottingham is pleasant to visit year-round. However, the best times to explore the city’s charms are from July to September when the weather is warm and the city comes alive with various events.

During these months, temperatures range in the high 20s (Celsius), providing the perfect setting for outdoor activities and sightseeing. Visitors in November can also enjoy the vibrant festive atmosphere as the city gears up for Christmas. January and February are quieter, giving those who prefer to avoid large tourist crowds a serene exploration of Nottingham's treasures.

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