Immerse yourself in the history of law and justice at this interactive museum, housed in a former courthouse.
The museum has multiple floors and exhibits, so comfortable shoes are essential for a long day of exploring.
Weather can be unpredictable, and a lightweight raincoat will keep you dry if it rains.
Useful for keeping your phone charged while exploring the museum and taking photos.
Staying hydrated is important, especially when spending a full day at the museum.
A guide book can provide interesting facts and help you make the most of your visit.
A comfortable backpack is perfect for carrying your essentials and any purchases you make during your visit.
A historic café known for its Victorian interior and traditional breakfasts.
Famous for its extensive range of puddings and traditional breakfasts.
Award-winning restaurant offering innovative dishes made from local produce.
Located in a historic building, offering a modern British menu.
Award-winning restaurant offering a unique dining experience with small plates.
Award-winning restaurant offering a seasonal tasting menu.
A delicate and intricate handmade lace, a symbol of Nottingham's rich textile history.
Single malt whisky aged in oak casks from the historic Sherwood Forest, a nod to Robin Hood's legend.
Handcrafted jewellery inspired by the iconic Nottingham Castle Rock, a symbol of the city's resilience.
Hand-carved wooden pew ends from St. Mary's Church, a testament to Nottingham's medieval craftsmanship.
A Grade I listed Elizabethan country house set in a deer park.
An interactive museum exploring crime and punishment through history.
A unique tour through over 500 sandstone caves under the city.
A vibrant night market with food stalls, live music, and local art.
Bacon, sausages, eggs, beans, toast, and more.
Sweet, fruity bread made with local plums.
Pie filled with local cheese and ale gravy.
Blue cheese made from local cow's milk.
Meat pie with a hot water crust pastry.
Sweet dessert made with gooseberries, cream, and sugar.
