Nottingham Holiday Deals

Nottingham Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Nottingham

Us travel junkies know that life was meant for good friends and incredible adventures. So dig out that battered suitcase — it’s time to take those wandering feet of yours to Nottingham!

Often, it's the people who live in a city that make it buzz. In this part of Nottinghamshire, there's 250,000 of them.

Nottingham isn't too far away from Halam, which is situated 18 kilometres to the northeast. London, the nation's capital, is to be found 180 kilometres to the southeast.

If you're travelling alongside energetic little ones, an outing to Ten Pin Bowling is certain to calm them down!

Take on the house at the Dusk till Dawn Poker and Casino. If you're looking for more of the shimmering casino lights and lively atmosphere, then the Alea Nottingham should be next on your list.

Strolling around the manicured garden beds and artistic plant displays at the Felley Priory Gardens feels like floating through a magical paradise.

Whether you’re after a place to picnic or just a grassy mound to relax on, Highfields is the place to mark on your map.

Allow yourself some breathing space, inhale the fresh air and soak up the beauty that's only found in nature at Attenborough Nature Centre and City of Caves.

If you're looking to learn something new or even just find shelter from a wet-weather day, the Galleries of Justice Museum and the Nottingham Industrial Museum ought to be on your itinerary. Ask about group tours or study the captivating exhibits at your own pace. If you've got time, also check out DH Lawrence Birthplace Museum and the Bestwood Winding Engine House.

For a day full of discovery and fun, visit the Wolla­ton Hall. Here you will learn about a range of weird and wonderful objects.

Get inspired as you pore over the beautiful canvases and sculptures at the Nottingham Contemporary.

Acquaint yourself with the interesting past of Nottingham and the wider region at the Framework Knitters' Museum and the Brewhouse Yard Museum.

Step into the past when you visit the University of Nottingham and Nottingham Council House. They're terrific places to get a real sense of Nottingham's history. If that doesn't satisfy the history buff in you, continue on to D.H. Lawrence Heritage and the Papplewick Pumping Station.

The commanding turrets and robust stone walls of Nottingham Castle were developed to help guard its inhabitants from enemy intrusion. This impressive architecture alone makes the trip worthwhile, not to mention the fascinating history that is contained within.

Intrigued by religion? Get to know the region's relationship with faith at St Mary's Church and Newstead Abbey. Many spiritually curious travellers are also drawn to Nottingham Cathedral and St Peter's Church.

A key piece of Nottingham's layout, Old Market Square is worth checking out. There's usually a decent number of people milling about, so it's a good spot to hang out and enjoy the buzz of the city.

The symbolic structure of Mortimer’s Hole provides a contemplative space for the locals to think back to significant people and events from their city's past.

Why not plan an excursion to the Nottingham Trent University Clifton Campus? It's one of the area's leading educational establishments. Gaze at the modern buildings and discover what it's like to study there. Two other centres for higher learning worth checking out are the University of Nottingham Jubilee Campus and the Nottingham Trent University.

If there was ever a heaven on earth for shoppers, Nottingham would measure up. With numerous shopping plazas to choose from, it's a good idea to begin with The Cornerhouse and Victoria Centre Shopping Mall. Next stop is Broadmarsh Shopping Centre or Westfield Broadmarsh Shopping Centre, where you'll find a whole new range of essentials, gifts and food options to browse. After all, there is no such thing as too much retail therapy!

Take time out and watch a performance at theatre Royal or the Nottingham Playhouse. These venues provide top entertainment options. If you're in the mood for a little more razzle-dazzle, why not check the schedule of events at the Lace Market Theatre and Rock City Nottingham too?

They're probably not at the very top of your list, but Bridlesmith Gate and the Nottinghamshire Golf and Country Club are still worth a browse. Or you could also check out The Hemlock Stone and the Lakeside Arts Centre.

Hotels in Nottingham

Whether you're seeking the basics or the whole shebang, Nottingham has your back! For a place that won't melt your credit card, you can't go past the ibis Nottingham Centre, located at 16 Fletcher Gate, or the River Rooms, at 4 Radcliffe Road. Alternatively, let the friendly staff at The Nottingham Belfry or the Crowne Plaza Nottingham take care of your every need. After all, what are holidays for if not splashing cash?