East Midlands · England
Top 10 places in Nottingham
Ranked from Google ratings and review counts, not VacationGuide reviews. Sights and landmarks are weighted above restaurants and stays so the list shows you what makes Nottingham worth visiting.
- 1Attraction
National Trust - Clumber Park
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Google rating 4.7(7,239 Google reviews)
Clumber Park is a vast National Trust estate in Nottinghamshire, offering expansive parkland, woodlands, and a picturesque lake. Visitors can explore its 3,800 acres, which also feature a Gothic chapel and a productive walled kitchen garden.
Clumber Park, Worksop S80 3AZ, UK
Official website - 2Attraction
Sundown Adventureland
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Google rating 4.7(5,762 Google reviews)
Sundown Adventureland is an adventure park located in Nottinghamshire, near the Yorkshire border, specifically designed for younger children under the age of 10. Visitors can enjoy a variety of rides and soft play areas, including an Angry Birds activity zone, alongside dining options. Accommodation is also available nearby at Wild Acre Village, offering family lodges.
Treswell Rd, Rampton, Retford DN22 0HX, UK
Official website - 3Attraction
White Post Farm and Zoo
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Google rating 4.7(3,474 Google reviews)
White Post Farm and Zoo, located near Newark, offers visitors the chance to explore around 25 acres home to over 3,000 animals, including many rare breeds. This attraction features a wide array of creatures, from classic farm animals to birds, reptiles, and even meerkats, alongside indoor and outdoor play areas for children. It's a popular spot for families seeking an engaging day out with plenty of animal encounters.
Mansfield Rd, Farnsfield, Newark NG22 8HL, UK
Official website - 4Café
Wollaton Hall, Gardens and Deer Park
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Google rating 4.7(14,095 Google reviews)
Wollaton Hall is a grand 16th-century English Renaissance mansion, home to a natural history museum. Situated on a prominent hill, it is surrounded by five hundred acres of spectacular gardens and parkland, located in the suburbs of Nottingham. This historic estate offers visitors a chance to explore both its impressive architecture and extensive grounds.
Wollaton Rd, Nottingham NG8 2AE, UK
Official website - 5Restaurant
Saracens Cafe
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Google rating 4.9(5,984 Google reviews)
Saracens Cafe is a stylish Nottingham establishment offering a diverse menu of international dishes, desserts, and mocktails. Situated in the city centre, this venue also features a rooftop terrace and shisha options. It provides a modern setting for food, drinks, and an engaging atmosphere.
86-88 Lower Parliament St, Nottingham NG1 1EH, UK
Official website - 6Attraction
Nottingham Arboretum
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Google rating 4.6(3,084 Google reviews)
Nottingham Arboretum is a historic Victorian park, established in 1852, and holds the distinction of being the city's oldest public green space. Located centrally, it boasts an extensive collection of over 800 trees, including specimens from its original planting. This beautifully maintained park was designed for both recreation and education, featuring a variety of plant species.
Waverley St, Nottingham NG7 4HF, UK
Official website - 7Restaurant
Ye Olde Trip To Jerusalem
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Google rating 4.6(9,016 Google reviews)
Discover Ye Olde Trip To Jerusalem, an ancient pub in Nottingham claiming to be England's oldest, with roots dating back to 1189. This Grade II listed establishment is built directly into sandstone caves, offering a charming, distinctive interior. Located at the foot of Nottingham Castle, it provides a unique setting for a meal or a drink.
1 Brewhouse Yard, Nottingham NG1 6AD, UK
Official website - 8Pub
Showcase Cinema de Lux Nottingham
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Google rating 4.6(7,129 Google reviews)
Showcase Cinema de Lux Nottingham offers a modern multiscreen experience in the Lenton area, featuring digital projection and sound. Visitors can enjoy the latest films from comfortable reclining seats at this 12-screen multiplex.
Redfield Way, Nottingham NG7 2UW, UK
Official website - 9Café
Warhammer World
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Google rating 4.8(5,559 Google reviews)
Warhammer World is a dedicated visitor and hobby centre located in Nottingham, serving as the home of the Warhammer Plan. This public venue offers a comprehensive experience for fans, showcasing miniatures, news, and officially licensed merchandise. It provides a central hub for enthusiasts to engage with the Warhammer universe.
Willow Rd, Lenton, Nottingham NG7 2WS, UK
Official website - 10Restaurant
Trent Bridge Cricket Ground
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Google rating 4.6(4,931 Google reviews)
Situated in West Bridgford, Trent Bridge Cricket Ground is a 15,000-capacity sporting venue in Nottingham. In addition to spectator stands beneath a state-of-the-art roof, the grounds feature dedicated squash courts and a library.
Trent Bridge, West Bridgford, Nottingham NG2 6AG, UK
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