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Quote: It’s a long time since I’ve walked the grounds of Nottingham Castle and as I was early for an appointment in town I decided to "kick some leaves" around the castle grounds. However, the leaves were not kickable… Read More
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Quote: The Galleries of Justice, in the heart of Nottingham's Lace Market is considered to be one of the town's premier visitor attractions. It is situated just a few minutes walk from the main shopping areas and is… Read More
Quote: Narrowboating is somewhat like living in a motor home --- narrow, but complete. We had a one-bedroom boat and thought it quite spacious for two adult seniors. I don't think we ever used the gas oven, but heated… Read More
Quote: When we passed by this small museum the first time, it wasn't open. On our way back to Nottingham Castle Marina, we had better luck. The lady who takes care of the museum said she was bored at home, so she came… Read More
Quote: Wollaton Hall offers a cracking day out, and if you visit in the picnic season, you can enjoy your food whilst sitting in the grounds watching the fallow deer wandering past you. The Hall stands at the top of a… Read More
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Quote: The walk continued from Beeston towards Attenborough Nature Reserve. From Beeston Lock we were signposted to Attenborough along the banks of the River Trent. A large mooring area for boats stretched out in front… Read More
Quote: The sandstone ridge upon which the castle is built is riddled with tunnels and chambers that have been hollowed out over the years. For safety reasons, these are only open to group that go with the organised… Read More
Quote: Brewhouse Yard Museum also known as the Museum of Nottingham life, is tucked away on the outskirts of the city centre in a secenic little courtyard. Next to the museum is a pub, Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem, which… Read More