Best places: Tourist attractions in Nottingham, United Kingdom

👍👍 We went to Bulwell Forest Garden for their Grow, Cook & Play Family Event! Our 1½ year old loved it and as parents we loved all of the things to offer! Coffee & Cake, Crafts such as rock painting, hobby horse making, bird feeder making and smoothie making. The most fabulous curry and flatbreads and...

👍👍 Love nature reserve, ideal for a stroll with family. Decent amount of benches, great wildlife and easy access/parking.

👍👍 Great place to have a walk with lots of birds to see but can get very busy.

👍 Very picturesque park on the edge of Bulwell. Lovely walks at any time of year. There is also a lake which can be fished. Clubhouse very pleasant with low prices.

👍👍 A well-maintained Anglican church in the city centre; a few steps away from Old Market Square. A local told me that the original church had been destroyed by fire around 1153 after Matilda’s attack. Empress Matilda was among those who claimed the English throne during the Anarchy (civil war). Matild...

Mansion with displays on local history, decorative items and work by renowned international artists.

Art exhibitions, music, theatre, dance and comedy performances plus 2 cafes and crafts for sale.

👍👍 Awesome, love nature and that play ground, plus the outdoor gym.

👍 Lovely take my dog on there every day

👍👍 A sacred spot where I pray for my dad to return with the 1 pint Tesco’s semi-skimmed milk

👍👍 Magical place 10/10 There maybe other winter wonderlands around the country, but Nottingham has ticked all the relevant boxes. Ideal for families or couples which is really reasonable in prices. Amble parking (We parked in BroadMarsh Multi story Carpark) and walking distance 3-5mins from there. S...

👍 Lovely building overlooking the market square. In the city centre of Nottingham.

👍👍 Victoria Chinese bell tower with a chequered history. It was designed in 1857 by Marriott Ogle Tarbotton as a war memorial and built in 1862. Two of the cannons were captured at Sebastopol in 1854-55, during the Crimean war, with the other two replicas. The bell was looted by British troops from a...

Social history museum exploring Nottingham's last 300 years with recreated homes, shops and schools.

😐 Its a model of a train coming out of a wall which used to be a tunnel, it is iften graffitied