National Justice Museum
Museum in the former Shire Hall, courtrooms, gaol and police station on High Pavement; the courtrooms date back to the 14th century.
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Places worth your time in Lace Market, Hockley and Sneinton
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该街区及周边的地标、博物馆、公园和观景点。
Museum in the former Shire Hall, courtrooms, gaol and police station on High Pavement; the courtrooms date back to the 14th century.
Sandstone caves used over the centuries as a tannery, pub cellars and an air raid shelter; run by the National Justice Museum.
Contemporary art centre opened in 2009, its cladding embossed with a Nottingham lace pattern; free entry.
The oldest parish church in Nottingham and one of five Grade I listed buildings in the city, on High Pavement.
Grade II* listed former lace showroom and warehouse, the largest building in the Lace Market; now part of Nottingham College.
Once the main market area of Nottingham, with the town hall and guildhall, before the market moved to Old Market Square.
Grade II listed former Unitarian chapel on High Pavement, now a pub.
Grade II* listed house on Low Pavement in the Lace Market.
Small independent amateur theatre in the Lace Market.
Independent four-screen cinema and café bar in Hockley, showing British, world and classic films.
Indoor arena, part of the National Ice Centre, opened in 2000; the largest live entertainment venue in the East Midlands.
Restored, working early 19th-century tower windmill in Sneinton with a science centre; free entry.
Grade II listed parish church of Sneinton, where D. H. Lawrence's parents married in 1875.
Free-entry community farm in St Ann's, founded in 1978, with animals, gardens and a café.
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