24 hours in the city
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10.00
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Have your picture taken in front of the Robin Hood Statue and take a tour of Nottingham Castle and see some fine art and amazing views from the castle terrace.
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11.00
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Explore the castle dungeons and emerge into the Museum of Nottingham Life at Brewhouse Yard.
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12.00
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Stop at Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem for traditional British food in England’s oldest pub.
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13.30
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Enjoy a stroll around the old Lace Market and discover the city’s Victorian and Georgian architecture.
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14.30
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Treat yourself to something retro or a bit quirky in one of Hockley’s independent shops then visit the flagship Paul Smith Store on Low Pavement. Alternatively, hit the high street for some great bargains.
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15.30
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Explore the old court and gaol at the Galleries of Justice Museum.
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17.00
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Browse Nottingham Contemporary’s latest exhibition of modern art.
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19.00
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Enjoy a meal at one of the many bars and restaurants on Chapel Bar or in the Cornerhouse.
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20.30
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Have a laugh at Just the Tonic, the city’s longest running comedy club.
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23.00
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Enjoy a drink in one of the many cool late bars in the city.
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00.30
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Dance the night away in one of Nottingham’s many nightclubs.
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Want to explore a little further afield?
A scenic morning out
Start your day in one of Nottinghamshire’s market towns – Retford, Southwell, Mansfield or Newark – and stock up on delicious local produce to see you through the day or to enjoy over a picnic lunch.
Then venture out to visit one of Nottinghamshire’s great attractions, whether it’s Sherwood Forest National Nature Reserve, Clumber Park, Creswell Crags or Newstead Abbey – you won’t be disappointed.
A fun packed afternoon
Nottinghamshire is a great place to enjoy great outdoor activities with cycling at Sherwood Pines, white water rafting at the National Water Sports Centre or archery at either the Adrenalin Jungle or the One 4 All Group.
Or alternatively, a relaxing afternoon
If the above isn't your type of thing, then why not relax and take in some arts and crafts. Visit the coffee shops and enjoy some local crafts at places like Sherwood Forest Art and Craft Centre in Edwinstowe or at Thoresby Courtyard or visit Patchings Art Centre at Calverton.
Sample the city’s great nightlife
With over 300 bars and restaurants in the city and many more throughout the county you’ll always find something to suit your tastes. Enjoy a comedy gig, live music or an enthralling theatre performance. Or dance the night away at a late bar or club.