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Nottingham Castle

A museum that offers visitors the chance to brush up on their Nottinghamshire history, whilst admiring art collections, lost treasures and of course a look around Nottingham's largest accommodation.

Caves of Nottingham

Located at the edge of the Broadmarsh Shopping Centre, the City of Caves attraction (or Nottingham Caves as it is also known) takes you down below Original Anglo Saxon tunnels introducing you to the cave dwellers and fugitives that hid out down below

Galleries of Justice

Opened in 1995, Nottingham's Galleries of Justice gives visitors the chance to go back in time and see Nottingham's past crimes and villains bought to life through the use of fantastic scenery and costumes actors.

Trent FM Arena Nottingham

Nottingham Arena was declared open by Jayne Torvil in April 2000, and since then has gone on to host some of the biggest names in British and International live music, as well as being a leading venue for sporting events and all things ice related.

Lakeside Arts Centre

Major Oak

The Major Oak at Sherwood Forest is a huge oak tree estimated to be 800-1000 years old. Legend has it that its hollow trunk was used as a hideout by Robin Hood.

Rufford Abbey

Brewhouse Yard Museum

Green's Windmill and Science Centre

Green's Windmill was built by the father of notable scientist and mathematician George Green in 1807.

New Art Exchange

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