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Nottingham

Nottingham is one of the most diverse, interesting cities in England. Nottingham is located in the East Midlands of England and is beautifully situated on both the Leen and Trent rivers. Millions of tourists flock to this city every year for Nottingham’s beautiful views, great history and unparalleled tourist attractions. Because there are so many breathtaking tourist attractions in this city, you will want to devote at least one full day to take in all that this city has to offer. Here is a brief overview of some attractions that you will not want to miss on your trip to this vibrant city:

Nottingham Castle
Nottingham Castle is a 17th century architectural marvel that is one of the focal points of Nottingham. Located a short ten minute walk from the city center, Nottingham Castle is one of the most beautiful and most historic houses in England. This castle that once housed some of England’s most noble citizens, is now a vibrant museum and art gallery that attracts thousands of visitors every year. At this castle- turned- art- gallery, you will be able to witness firsthand a marvelous collection of silver, glass and beautiful paintings. When you come to Nottingham Castle you will not only have the privilege of viewing some of the world’s most spectacular paintings, but you will get a first hand look at one of England’s greatest architectural achievements.

Newstead Abbey
Once home to poet Lord Byron, Newstead Abbey is one of the most historic homes in England. Founded as a monastic house in the late 12th century, this mansion has so much to offer. When you enter the home, you can witness first hand some of the private apartments of Lord Byron and some of the most spectacular examples of early Victorian architecture and craftsmanship. Newstead Abbey also has more than 300 acres of lakes, ponds and waterfalls for visitors to come and drink in the English countryside and to see England at its very best.

Come to Nottingham to see its great attractions, but stay to enjoy Nottingham’s breathtaking natural beauty and truly peaceful atmosphere.