Nottingham Attractions

Nottingham is a land where exciting attractions awaits you at every corner. Come and discover the city and enjoy the feel the city gives you. Nottingham offers attractions that are ideal for kids as well elders. Whether you come with your family, loved ones or friends, Nottingham City has loads of attractions to see and watch around. Only thing is that you might find your time so limited here.

When you think of the attractions in Nottingham the first thing that comes to your mind may be the Tales of Robin Hood. Kids may be greatly interested to see and experience the place this fictional character carried out his exploits. Below the modern Broad marsh Centre, you'll find the Caves of Nottingham which forms a network of caves that were carved into the sandstone by hand over the past centuries. It is said that during the medieval time, Nottingham residents lived and worked in the caves or used them for storage. You can take in a self-guided through the caves. If you are fan of D.H Lawrence, do not miss his birth house where his well-known novels, short stories, plays, poems, travel books, and letters are on display along with information about his life. Take in a Ghost and themed tours to the Newstead Abbey, which was founded by Augustinian Monks in the 12th century is now best known as the former home of romantic poet Lord Byron. The not to be missed Nottingham attraction is the Sherwood Forest Country Park. It was here that the fictional outlaw, Robin Hood carried out his exploits. Explore the forest, have a picnic, and examine the famous Major Oak. This tree supposedly played a key role in many of Robin Hood's adventures.

St. Mary's Church is another must visit attraction in the center of the bustling Lace Market area offering a moment of serenity. This breathtaking church is one of three medieval churches still standing in Nottingham. The church has a high tower offering great views of the city. If you are new to Nottingham, take the The Nottingham Experience- a guided tour taken in a mini-bus to the top sites and attractions. You can see many of the unique places in half-an-hour, including the castle, the forest where Robin Hood poached the king's deer in Royal Deer Park, the Lace Market, and the caves. The tour leaves every 15 to 30 minutes, and the guides tell stories that add another dimension to the sites. Also find time to visit the Museum of Costume and Textiles, which showcases 200 years of costumes set in authentic period rooms that cover the years 1790 to 1935. The Nottingham Castle Museum and Art Gallery is another impressive thing that exhibits the most extensive collection of art in town. The Nottingham attractions can not be limited here. The City has got great number of attractions that you will find joy in visiting, only, if you have plenty of time.