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Good morning from Nottinghamshire! 💚☀️

Have you had the chance to look up and marvel at the beautifully restored glass roof of The Malt Cross? Nestled in the heart of Nottingham city centre, this Grade II listed gem has undergone a remarkable transformation. Completely covered for the past 3 years, new life has been breathed into one of the city's most cherished historic landmarks.

Did you know? The glass roof at The Malt Cross is one of the last remaining Victorian music hall roofs in the UK! Originally built in 1877 and designed by the renowned Walter Macfarlane & Co. of Glasgow, this architectural masterpiece has been meticulously restored, preserving the Victorian charm that makes this venue so special.

This restoration is not just about safeguarding the past but also about embracing the future. The Malt Cross now shines as a vibrant cultural hub. Whether you're here for live music, great food, or just to soak in the atmosphere, take a moment to appreciate the craftsmanship and dedication that went into preserving this iconic space.

Next time you're in Nottingham, make sure to visit The Malt Cross and experience the magic of its glass roof, they also cook a quality Sunday roast!😉

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The Goose Fair soon returns for a whopping 10 day event next month 💚🎡

Get ready for one of the biggest and oldest funfairs in Europe, opening on Friday 30th September - Sunday 9th October!

We recommend making a weekend trip to join the festivities, so we've rounded up some of the best places to eat, drink, play and stay during your visit.

Goose Fair: Eat | Play | Stay in Nottingham - Visit Nottinghamshire Goose Fair soon returns for a whopping 10 day event, bringing the sights, smells, and sounds of one of the biggest and oldest funfairs in Europe to the Forest Recreation Ground. Opening on Friday 30th September, the fair runs until Sunday 9th October, so why not make a weekend of it? We've rounded u...

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We were recently invited to join Walking Tours in England on their Nottingham route! Read our spoiler-free review of what you can expect and learn how we got on 👇

Their tours start from £12pp, and private tours are also available for £85.

‘A Brilliant Overview’: A Guided Tour with Walking Tours in Nottingham - Visit Nottinghamshire We were lucky enough to be invited on a tour with Walking Tours in Nottingham , the latest tour guides to set up in Nottingham.

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We love this atmospheric shot of Sherwood Forest!

This world-famous forest has been wooded for centuries, and once a vast royal hunting ground. The forest boasts hundreds of ancient oaks which have been thriving for more than 500 years, including the Major Oak, which is believed to be over 1,000 years old.

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It's never too early to make those weekend plans 👇

Make it epic with the help of our top 5 round-up of things to do in Notts!

Take your pick of unique events and activities including live music, ice hockey and more.

What's On This Weekend in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire 30 August – 1 September - Visit Nottinghamshire We’ve rounded up our top 5 things to do in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire this weekend.

Good morning from Nottinghamshire 💚👋

We hope you're having a fantastic bank holiday Monday in Notts!

📍 Wollaton Hall and Deer Park
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Happy Nottinghamshire Day! 🥳💚

Nottinghamshire is one of the UK's top destinations, and a warm welcome always awaits.

So make your next UK trip the stuff of legend in the home of Robin Hood.

Visit our website today to learn more about Nottingham and Nottinghamshire 👉 https://www.visit-nottinghamshire.co.uk

📸📍 Robin Hood statue

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It's Nottinghamshire Day tomorrow! And a big (and free) festival in Sherwood Forest will be marking the occasion 💚🏹

Learn more about the festival on our website 👉 https://www.visit-nottinghamshire.co.uk/whats-on/nottinghamshire-day-festival-2024-p844921

In the meantime, we're still sharing some testimonials from visitors about why they love Notts.

What do you love? Tell us the comments 👇

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Ahead of Nottinghamshire Day tomorrow, we recently got the opportunity to ask two cricketing stars from Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club at Trent Bridge about the area they call home and what they love about it 💚🏏

Read more on our blog 👇

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'Everything You Could Ask For': What Trent Bridge Stars Love About Nottinghamshire - Visit Nottinghamshire Ahead of Nottinghamshire Day on Sunday 25 th August 2024, we recently got the opportunity to ask two cricketing stars from Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club at Trent Bridge about the area they call home and what they love about it.

🎉 💚Nottinghamshire Day Celebrations!💚 🎉

This weekend, the Nottinghamshire flag is proudly flying high on the Nottingham Council House, raised today as the county prepares for an exciting Bank Holiday weekend full of festivities! 🌳💚

From Saturday 24th to Monday 26th August, The Outlaws’ Return and Nottinghamshire Day Festival will bring together the best of Nottinghamshire’s cultural and natural heritage at Visit Sherwood Forest

🏹 The weekend will be headlined by The Sherwood Outlaws, who will take to the arena with their thrilling and humorous retelling of the Robin Hood legend. Watch as the Sheriff makes yet another attempt to capture our heroic leader and subdue the outlaws.

🌟 The festival will culminate with a spectacular finale, celebrating everything that makes Nottinghamshire unique.

😂 The Medieval Maniax, the beloved Masters of Mirth, will also return to entertain with their signature antics. Expect plenty of laughs!

📍 Daily parking: £15 (includes RSPB members)

Visitors are encouraged to share their Nottinghamshire Day experiences by tagging . The county is ready to make this Bank Holiday weekend one to remember!

Happy Nottinghamshire Day to all! 🏹
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We're sharing your favourite things about Notts ahead of Nottinghamshire Day this Sunday, 25th August 💚

We agree that Notts is a fantastic destination for families, with an incredible range of unique museums and attractions for kids of all ages. Visit our website to learn more and plan your next trip to Nottinghamshire today!

What do you love about our beautiful county?

📸 Green's Windmill and Science Centre

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What are you up to in Notts this bank holiday weekend? 💚

Top 10 Events and Things to Do August Bank Holiday Weekend 2024 in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire - Visit Nottinghamshire The final bank holiday of the year is almost here and if you're on the hunt for events and things to do this August Bank Holiday in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire, our what's on this weekend guide is here to help. Whether you’re looking to enjoy a festival, have a weekend away with the family or p...

On this day in 1880, the famous Nottingham local and bare knuckle boxer William Thompson ‘Bendigo’ died. His reputation was known throughout the world and the city of Bendigo in Australia is named after him 💚🥊

The legendary prize-fighter is perhaps most notable as the undefeated Champion of England.

Learn more about the man behind the legend with 'The Bendigo Story', a guided walk that celebrates the life and legacy of Bendigo, including his links to Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Learn more on our website 👉 https://www.visit-nottinghamshire.co.uk/whats-on/the-bendigo-story-guided-walking-tour-p819231

📸 The Bendigo Story – Guided Walking Tour

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The long-awaited Goose Fair returns to Nottingham from Friday 27 September - Sunday 6 October 💚🎡

You can expect 9 days of incredible fairground rides, games, and food stalls at one of the largest travelling funfairs in Europe! The annual fair is beloved by locals and visitors alike for it's lively atmosphere, range of rides and impressive scale.

While attendance and soaking up the atmosphere is free, you can expect to pay for each ride or attraction separately.

While today the only goose you’ll see at the fair is the two-metre timber statue that heralds its return (placed on what is known as ‘Goose Fair Roundabout’), geese did used to be all the rage. Hence the name.

A comforting pot of mushy peas is sure to warm your cockles as you wander around the fair, but don’t forget to ask for a dollop of mint sauce - it’s a Nottingham tradition!

Goose Fair - Visit Nottinghamshire Nottingham’s world-famous Goose Fair will once again be held over ten days in 2024.

We're shining a spotlight on our incredible Nottingham Tourism Centre today ahead of Nottinghamshire Day this Sunday 💚

The Tourism Centre has been welcoming visitors from all around the world to Nottingham for over 31 years, giving expert advice on things to do, where to eat, and how to travel around to name just a few of the enquiries our team help with.

And of course, no visit would be complete without checking out our fantastic souvenir range, which includes products from local artists as well as Robin Hood goodies for the little ones. It is also home to the only official Nottingham Forest shop in the city centre!

This is a recent review of our Tourism Centre from a visitor from Catalonia (translated from Catalan), who were supported by our fantastic team members Simon and Robert.

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It was on this day in Nottingham1642 that Charles I raised his royal standard at Nottingham Castle, effectively starting the English Civil War! 💥

Raising the standard was a signal for his Royalist supporters to rally to his side. A plaque on Standard Hill commemorates this historic event, which you can visit today in Nottingham city centre.

Visit our website to learn more about the Civil War history in Nottinghamshire and enjoy a dedicated Civil War Trail through Newark to walk in the footsteps of history. Watch out for the cannon-ball hole in St Mary Magdalene Church, Newark on Trent

Learn more 👉 https://www.visit-nottinghamshire.co.uk/ideas-and-inspiration/english-civil-war

📍📸 Image of Nottingham Castle by the talented Whitefoot Photography

No Bank Holiday plans? No problem! 💚

We've rounded-up 10 of the best things to do in Notts to make the most of the weekend, including:

🏹 Festivals
🔍 Tours
😲 A murder mystery
🎶 Live music
➕ Much more!

Learn more 👉 https://bit.ly/3SQv9qY

Top 10 Events and Things to Do August Bank Holiday Weekend 2024 in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire - Visit Nottinghamshire The final bank holiday of the year is almost here and if you're on the hunt for events and things to do this August Bank Holiday in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire, our what's on this weekend guide is here to help. Whether you’re looking to enjoy a festival, have a weekend away with the family or p...

To celebrate Nottinghamshire Day on Sunday 25th August, we're sharing some testimonials from visitors about why they love Notts 💚🏹

Learn more about Nottinghamshire Day on our website 👉 https://www.visit-nottinghamshire.co.uk/whats-on/nottinghamshire-day-festival-2024-p844921

Tell us what you love about our fantastic county in the comments!

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Good morning from Notts 👋🏹💚

A green county with a legendary past, a vibrant culture and a bright future, Nottinghamshire is one of the top UK destinations and the home of Robin Hood.

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Ahead of Nottinghamshire Day this Sunday, we're sharing what you love about Notts 💚🌳

📸 Sherwood Forest by Whitefoot Photography

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Did you know that Lord Byron once took a pet bear to the University of Cambridge? Or that he has a famous daughter, who is buried next to him in Nottinghamshire? 🤔

This year, we are commemorating 200 years since the death of the infamous poet and Nottinghamshire resident, Lord Byron.

So we've rounded-up facts, biography and the best local events all about Byron, so you can join in the celebrations.

Learn more on our website 👇

Lord Byron Bicentenary Celebrations in Nottinghamshire This year we are marking 200 years since the anniversary of Lord Byron's death in Greece, on 19th April 1824. To celebrate this anniversary, we've rounded up some fantastic ways to remember this acclaimed poet.

It's Nottinghamshire Day this week, on Sunday 25th August! 💚🏹

To celebrate, we're sharing some testimonials from visitors about why they love Notts.

What do you love? Tell us the comments 👇

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There's so much to enjoy this August Bank Holiday weekend in Notts 👇💚

Top 10 Events and Things to Do August Bank Holiday Weekend 2024 in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire - Visit Nottinghamshire The final bank holiday of the year is almost here and if you're on the hunt for events and things to do this August Bank Holiday in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire, our what's on this weekend guide is here to help. Whether you’re looking to enjoy a festival, have a weekend away with the family or p...

Good morning from our beautiful county of Nottinghamshire 💚✨

Did you know that we're celebrating Nottinghamshire Day next week with a festival on Sunday 25th August?

Join us at Sherwood Forest to enjoy a range of activities including craft making workshops, archery, historical re-enactments, music and much more.

Learn more 👉 https://www.visit-nottinghamshire.co.uk/whats-on/nottinghamshire-day-festival-2024-p844921

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Including unique things to do like exploring the legend of Robin Hood, family favourites, special offers and festivals, there's something for everyone this summer in Notts! 💚

Plan your summer in Nottingham & Nottinghamshire today 👇

Summer in Nottinghamshire - Visit Nottinghamshire Enjoy Nottingham and Nottinghamshire this summer and discover one of the coolest cities in England and a vibrant county full of legend and beauty! Take some time to relax in the serene setting of…

🌅 Good morning from Nottingham’s Lace Market!

Nestled in the heart of Nottingham’s historic Lace Market, 'Broadway' is a street rich with history and heritage. Once the bustling centre of the world’s lace-making industry, this charming street was lined with factories that produced some of the finest lace, sought after across the globe. 🏭✨

Did you know? 🧐 The Lace Market played a pivotal role during the Industrial Revolution. It was here that the famous Nottingham lace machines were developed, revolutionising the lace-making process and cementing Nottingham’s place as a global leader in textile manufacturing.

Today, the Lace Market beautifully blends its historic charm with a lively, modern atmosphere. The old lace factories such as The Adams Building have found new life as Nottingham college, creative studios, apartments and trendy eateries like Annie's Burger Shack, making it a popular spot to explore from morning to night. Whether you’re admiring the stunning architecture, enjoying a burger at Annies, or diving into the local arts scene, Broadway and the Lace Market are must-visit for anyone keen to experience the true essence of Nottingham.

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When was the last time you took a stroll in the Lace Market?

The oldest area of Nottingham city centre, you can find locations from the original Robin Hood tales (including St Mary's, pictured) as well as museums, cafes and more!

📸📍 St Mary's Church, Nottingham by Liyuan Liu