38 places from our Nottingham guide, from Castle and Old Market Square to Wollaton, Lenton and University Park. Each links to its area guide and, where we have one, its official site.
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38 places
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Other sightGrade II* listed former lace showroom and warehouse, the largest building in the Lace Market; now part of Nottingham College.
Other sightGrade I listed memorial to the First World War fighter pilot Captain Albert Ball VC in the castle grounds, unveiled in 1921.
Other sightGrade II* listed homes built in 1922 for families of servicemen, designed to evoke an aircraft.
Other sightConference and concert venue on the western edge of the city centre, close to the Playhouse.
Other sight60-metre red and orange steel sculpture on the university's Jubilee Campus.
Other sightSubscription library, founded as the Nottingham Subscription Library, a few steps from Old Market Square.
Other sightSandstone caves used over the centuries as a tannery, pub cellars and an air raid shelter; run by the National Justice Museum.
Other sightGrade II* listed former city hall with a 61 m dome above Old Market Square, and shops at street level.
Museum
Other sightGrade II listed former Unitarian chapel on High Pavement, now a pub.
Park or natureGrade II listed park of 121 acres beside University Park, with a boating lake.
Other sightThe University of Nottingham's public arts centre on University Park, with the Djanogly Theatre and a café.
Other sightRemains of a Cluniac priory founded around 1102-08 by William Peverel, in Lenton.
Other sightMusic hall built in 1877 on St James Street, one of only a few Victorian music halls still standing.
Other sightIndoor arena, part of the National Ice Centre, opened in 2000; the largest live entertainment venue in the East Midlands.
MuseumMuseum of Nottingham life in houses and caves at the foot of the castle rock; part of the castle site, open weekends and holidays.
MuseumMuseum in the former Shire Hall, courtrooms, gaol and police station on High Pavement; the courtrooms date back to the 14th century.
Historic houseGrade II* listed 17th-century house on Castle Gate, where the French commander the duc de Tallard was held after the Battle of Blenheim.
Castle17th-century ducal mansion on Castle Rock, on the site of a Norman royal castle, with galleries, grounds and optional cave tours.
GalleryContemporary art centre opened in 2009, its cladding embossed with a Nottingham lace pattern; free entry.
MuseumVolunteer-run museum in the 17th-century stable block of Wollaton Hall, with textile machinery, transport and mining displays.
Other sightOne of the largest paved squares in the UK, about 12,000 square metres, at the heart of the city centre.
Other sightGrade II listed carriage tunnel cut through the sandstone in 1855 to link the Park Estate with Derby Road.
Other sightBronze statue of Robin Hood by James Woodford, unveiled at Nottingham Castle in 1952.
Other sightAnish Kapoor's 6-metre concave dish of polished stainless steel outside the Playhouse, reflecting the sky.
Cathedral or churchGrade II* listed Roman Catholic cathedral, mother church of the Diocese of Nottingham.
Cathedral or church
Cathedral or church
Cathedral or church
Cathedral or churchGrade II* listed Anglican parish church below the castle, known locally as St Nic's.
Cathedral or church
Cathedral or church
Zoo or aquariumFree-entry community farm in St Ann's, founded in 1978, with animals, gardens and a café.
Park or natureNottingham's first public park, opened in 1852, Grade II* listed, with more than 800 trees of 65 species.
Other sightOnce the main market area of Nottingham, with the town hall and guildhall, before the market moved to Old Market Square.
Historic houseGrade II* listed house on Low Pavement in the Lace Market.
MuseumElizabethan house of the 1580s on a hill in Wollaton Park, now Nottingham's Natural History Museum.
Park or natureGrade II listed 500-acre park around the hall, with herds of red and fallow deer and gardens.
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