Things To Do in Nottinghamshire, England

Brewhouse Yard Museum also known as the Museum of Nottingham life, is tucked away on the outskirts of the city centre in a secenic ... More on igougo

Brewhouse Yard Museum, nestled in the rock below Nottingham Castle, makes full use of all available space in this row of 17th-century ... More on igougo

Overlooking the city, Nottingham Castle was built in 1679 by the duke of Newcastle on the site of an old Norman fortress. After restoration in 1878, it opened as a provincial museum surrounded by a charmingly arranged garden. Of ... More on Frommers

The prices here are higher than the already high London prices , so we stuck to window shopping. More on Yahoo! Travel

Teversal Manor and The Manor Gift Shop. Handsome 18th century manor house in the small unspoilt village ... More on Teversalmanor.co.uk

It has good atmosphere though. More on Yahoo! Travel

The lady who takes care of the museum said she was bored at home, s More on igougo

Having only seen Hollywood’s version of Nottingham Castle, we were surprised and temporarily a little disappointed to instead find the ... More on igougo

The old Nottingham Castle is well-kept. More on igougo

Close to the car park are sites that need to be walked to—they’re not difficult to access and all are wheelchair friendly. ... More on igougo

The Park has been in the hands of the Trust since 1946 and, in the heart of Robin Hood land this is a vast area of parklands and woods ... More on igougo

Without even trying, you're bound to come across Nottingham's Victorian houses. Strolling the streets is a wonderful way to acquaint ... More on igougo

Green’s windmill stands proud on Nottingham’s skyline, a frail reminder to the life gone by, but still a strong influence on the city’s ... More on igougo