Nottingham Castle
About
Nottingham Castle is a historic site and art gallery with a legacy spanning a thousand years, famously linked to the legend of Robin Hood. The current building, a 17th-century ducal mansion, sits on a high rock overlooking the city and was built on the site of the original medieval fortress. Following a major £30 million restoration, it now features immersive galleries that tell the story of the city's rebellious history and its world-famous lace industry. The castle grounds and caves provide a unique social destination for exploration and discovery, offering breathtaking views and a deep connection to England's past.
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About Nottingham
Nottingham is a city in the East Midlands steeped in legend — from Robin Hood to lace, from the castle to the world's oldest pub (Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem). A major university city with a buzzing arts and food scene.
- East Midlands
- ~330,000 residents
- Robin Hood country
- Major university city
