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With its vibrant culture, rich history and bustling atmosphere, there are endless reasons to pay the magnificent Midlands city of Nottingham a visit. The home of the world-famous legend of Robin Hood, Nottingham is also one of the UK’s most creative and thriving cities. As well as boasting a rich historical heritage, it’s home to an impressive collection of excellent pubs, restaurants and cafés, plus some of the best holiday cottages in Nottinghamshire. Read more

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Cottages in Nottingham

Whether you’re dreaming of a cosy holiday cottage in the heart of Sherwood Forest or a grand self-catering holiday mansion in the centre of town, we know the perfect spot for you. From a getaway with friends to an adventure with the little ones or a cosy staycation with your other half, our vast array of holiday cottages are sure to suit all kinds of trips. Spend fun-filled days exploring the local scenery and snug evenings in your cute holiday cottage. Life doesn’t get much better than that!

When it comes to activities, you’ll certainly have the pick of the bunch in Nottingham. Stroll through the largely pedestrianised city centre, browsing high street brands, independent boutiques and art galleries as you go. Perched upon a towering cliff, the legendary Nottingham Castle overlooks the city and reminds visitors of its ancient past. Carved into the surface of the rocks below is the 800-year-old Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem: one of the oldest inns in the whole of England. Fancy dining there for yourself? Take a look at our full collection of Nottingham cottages today.

Best things to do in Nottingham

Whether you’re craving a history-filled getaway, looking to soak up a spot of culture or you’re after a subterranean adventure, Nottingham offers endless activities for every type of traveller.

Nottingham Castle: Step back in time and discover Nottingham’s fascinating past with a visit to the magnificent Nottingham Castle. Complete with a medieval-themed adventure playground, it’s ideal for all ages.

City of Caves: Lesser known than the castle but equally as impressive is this vast network of caves which lies beneath the city’s streets.

Nottingham Contemporary: Visit one of the UK’s largest contemporary art galleries and enjoy free exhibitions from internationally acclaimed artists as well as interactive family activities.

National Justice Museum: Housed in a former Victorian prison, police station and courtroom, this great independent museum will fascinate kids and adults alike.

The Lace Market: Formerly the beating heart of the British Empire’s lace industry, today the Lace Market’s Victorian redbrick warehouses have been transformed into a collection of independent boutiques, gastropubs and trendy galleries.

How to get to Nottingham

If you’re travelling from one of the major cities in the UK, below shows an average distance to Nottingham, so you know what to expect when choosing to visit by car.

London: 127 miles

Birmingham: 51 miles

Glasgow: 282 miles

Liverpool: 110 miles

Bristol: 140 miles

Manchester: 81 miles

Leeds: 72 miles

Edinburgh: 280 miles

Newcastle: 164 miles

More locations in Nottinghamshire

Nestled between the Peak District and Lincolnshire, the vibrant, history-filled county of Nottinghamshire should not be missed. Brimming with bustling cities, sleepy stone villages and plenty of natural beauty, this small but mighty area certainly packs a punch.

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