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DISCOVER ALL THAT NOTTINGHAM HAS TO OFFER

Holiday Inn Nottingham is perfectly located less than 1 mile from Nottingham city centre. With city’s bustling bars, restaurants, shops, theatres, art galleries and other attractions. There’s plenty to see and do in the neighbourhood to make you stay even more memorable.

National justice museum

A visit to the National Justice Museum tends to stay with people long after they’ve left. A museum of crime, punishment and social justice, we are based in the Grade II* listed Shire Hall in Nottingham. Over five floors, our building houses a Victorian courtroom, Georgian gaol, and cells that date back hundreds of years. As you explore our historic spaces, you’ll meet our team of costumed chara cters, ready to share real stories from the history of our gaol. Our actors also re-enact historical court cases, linked to the themes of our latest exhibition...

Nottingham castle

Please note this channel is no longer managed and messages are not monitored. The Castle on the Rock. Bringing to life 1,000 years of history and creativity. Fresh from an exciting £31 million revamp, the Castle gates are open once more.

Framework knitters museum

An award winning museum based in the East Midlands, Nottinghamshire. Discover how the Knitters lived and worked. Visit the workshops and see a Framework Knitter in action. Create your own souvenir on a circular knitting machine. Explore our enclosed gardens, the wash house and other period buildings.

Museums & Historical

Experience Nottingham’s diverse museum scene, including the National Justice Museum, where history comes alive through gripping tales of crime and punishment. Dive into the city’s industrial past at the Industrial Museum, showcasing Nottingham’s role in the Industrial Revolution. Step back in time at the Framework Knitters Museum, offering a glimpse into Nottingham’s textile industry heritage. For a touch of the bizarre, visit the Museum of Curiosities, where eccentric exhibits await exploration. From justice to industry to oddities, Nottingham’s museums promise a fascinating adventure for all.

Industrial museum

Discover the people, companies and industries that made Nottingham famous around the world. Nottingham Industrial Museum has five galleries each relating to a key Nottinghamshire industry: textiles, transport, communication, mining and power.

Nottingham Contemporary

Since opening in 2009, Nottingham Contemporary has welcomed two million people and presented more than 50 exhibitions. The art gallery has become renowned for their innovative research and learning programmes, and the RIBA award winning building has been hailed as an architectural triumph.

The museum of curiosities

Here at The Museum Of Curiosities we house many haunted items and oddities from around the world, including shrunken heads, Voodoo skulls, cursed Dybbuk boxes, the Devils toy box and much much more. Also see the last remaining Victorian hearse in existence, on which the handle has been seen to move all by itself (video evidence is here in the venue).

Framework knitters museum

An award winning museum based in the East Midlands, Nottinghamshire. Discover how the Knitters lived and worked. Visit the workshops and see a Framework Knitter in action. Create your own souvenir on a circular knitting machine. Explore our enclosed gardens, the wash house and other period buildings.

The museum of curiosities

Here at The Museum Of Curiosities we house many haunted items and oddities from around the world, including shrunken heads, Voodoo skulls, cursed Dybbuk boxes, the Devils toy box and much much more. Also see the last remaining Victorian hearse in existence, on which the handle has been seen to move all by itself (video evidence is here in the venue).

Museums & Historical

Experience Nottingham’s diverse museum scene, including the National Justice Museum, where history comes alive through gripping tales of crime and punishment. Dive into the city’s industrial past at the Industrial Museum, showcasing Nottingham’s role in the Industrial Revolution. Step back in time at the Framework Knitters Museum, offering a glimpse into Nottingham’s textile industry heritage. For a touch of the bizarre, visit the Museum of Curiosities, where eccentric exhibits await exploration. From justice to industry to oddities, Nottingham’s museums promise a fascinating adventure for all.

Industrial museum

Discover the people, companies and industries that made Nottingham famous around the world. Nottingham Industrial Museum has five galleries each relating to a key Nottinghamshire industry: textiles, transport, communication, mining and power.

Nottingham Contemporary

Since opening in 2009, Nottingham Contemporary has welcomed two million people and presented more than 50 exhibitions. The art gallery has become renowned for their innovative research and learning programmes, and the RIBA award winning building has been hailed as an architectural triumph.

The museum of curiosities

Here at The Museum Of Curiosities we house many haunted items and oddities from around the world, including shrunken heads, Voodoo skulls, cursed Dybbuk boxes, the Devils toy box and much much more. Also see the last remaining Victorian hearse in existence, on which the handle has been seen to move all by itself (video evidence is here in the venue).

National justice museum

A visit to the National Justice Museum tends to stay with people long after they’ve left. A museum of crime, punishment and social justice, we are based in the Grade II* listed Shire Hall in Nottingham. Over five floors, our building houses a Victorian courtroom, Georgian gaol, and cells that date back hundreds of years. As you explore our historic spaces, you’ll meet our team of costumed chara cters, ready to share real stories from the history of our gaol. Our actors also re-enact historical court cases, linked to the themes of our latest exhibition...

Nottingham castle

Please note this channel is no longer managed and messages are not monitored. The Castle on the Rock. Bringing to life 1,000 years of history and creativity. Fresh from an exciting £31 million revamp, the Castle gates are open once more.

Framework knitters museum

An award winning museum based in the East Midlands, Nottinghamshire. Discover how the Knitters lived and worked. Visit the workshops and see a Framework Knitter in action. Create your own souvenir on a circular knitting machine. Explore our enclosed gardens, the wash house and other period buildings.

Framework knitters museum

An award winning museum based in the East Midlands, Nottinghamshire. Discover how the Knitters lived and worked. Visit the workshops and see a Framework Knitter in action. Create your own souvenir on a circular knitting machine. Explore our enclosed gardens, the wash house and other period buildings.

The museum of curiosities

Here at The Museum Of Curiosities we house many haunted items and oddities from around the world, including shrunken heads, Voodoo skulls, cursed Dybbuk boxes, the Devils toy box and much much more. Also see the last remaining Victorian hearse in existence, on which the handle has been seen to move all by itself (video evidence is here in the venue).