B&Bs in Nottingham

Are you a lover of history and cultural richness? Do you enjoy the dynamics of traditional British villages? Holidu has exactly what you are looking for. From East Midlands to Nottinghamshire and from Derbyshire to Arnold, you'll find the best B&Bs for real quality time. You will be amazed by all that this beautiful city has to offer, museums, historical monuments, art galleries, spectacular gardens, breathtaking landscapes and much more. The exhibits at Nottingham Castle will leave you speechless and the gardens of Newstead Abbey will impress you. This makes Nottingham an incomparable destination for many people. No more waiting, take your things, make your reservation and marvel at Nottingham!

The beautiful and historic city of Nottingham is one of the best places in England to spend a good holiday, especially because it offers a wide variety of beautiful B&Bs with access to different amenities that adapt to what you are looking for, from rooms for two to small and cosy properties, to larger properties with 5 rooms and capacity for 18 people including 5 bathrooms, parking and a delicious breakfast. Are you ready to book in Nottingham?

One of the most emblematic places in the area is, without a doubt, the National Museum of Justice, which is a building with an enormous architectural and historic quality in itself since its construction dates from the 15th century and was used by the Normans to be the office of the Peacekeepers. On the tour you can find exhibition rooms related to the reality of crime and punishment in Nottingham in different times, a spectacular courtroom, the jail and as if that were not enough, visitors have the opportunity to experience being arrested, tried and imprisoned. The place also does special events for children and educational guided tours, an ideal place for lovers of history and to get to know a Nottingham of yesteryear and judicial.

Nature lovers have an important space in the heart of Nottingham, the Attenborough Nature Reserve is a space that despite being within the city offers a home for countless species of plants and animals. You can observe orchids of many types and animals such as herons, ducks, ducks, rabbits living a wild life. The Reserve also has paths for walks along the Trent River and even a cafeteria to enjoy local drinks and food sometimes harvested in line with those lands. As if that were not enough, you can obtain real education about the animal and plant species that live in the place of professionals in the field and also the space is used to organize children's parties with natural and wild themes for children to learn while having fun. If you are a nature lover, you will love the place.

This wonderful house that has an impressive historical and architectural value since it dates back to the twelfth century and was designed with all the exuberance of the English nobility of the time, so it only appreciates it represents an experience in itself. The house is also remembered for being the residence of Lord Byron and has a museum inside whose exhibitions give prominence to the aforementioned Lord, it also has impressive classical European gardens that are worth delighting.

Nottingham is built on a huge network of caves that you can enter to understand how poor people lived hundreds of years ago. In fact, ls caves began to be dug in the thirteenth century to be used as warehouses and warehouses for surface shops but between the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries they were used as homes for very poor people. Today, the network of caves is administered by the National Museum of Justice and serves as evidence for visitors to learn a good part of the history of the city.

The Nottingham Contemporary is a great contemporary art museum that is packed with culture and perfect for art lovers. In this gallery you can enjoy 4 or 5 exhibitions a year of contemporary artists from around the world in which the selection of works is usually dedicated to international, national or local social themes. Artists such as David Hockney and Frances Stark have exhibited their work in this gallery.

At the Natural History Museum at Wollaton Hall you can enjoy huge and impressive collections of extinct and non-extinct animal species from all over Europe and the world. Among its exhibitions, the exhibition of natural connections stands out where you can see reptile royal fossils, the bird gallery and the insects gallery. You also have expert staff who give guided tours so that the experience is pure learning.

Wollaton Park is a beautiful place with radiant gardens, a beautiful stream and spectacular views. You will have the opportunity to take a nice walk while you contemplate the river or the gardens, but also the park is home to many herds of wild deer that are often seen by visitors, which makes the destination a magical place.

At the foot of Nottingham's Castle and in the middle of a dreamlike landscape is the statue of the mythical character who stole from the rich to give to the poor, Robin Hood. Get closer to the statue, let yourself be enveloped with all the magic of the medieval era that surrounds the place and take a good photo to show it off to everyone. In addition, right in front of the statue there is a good bar where you can enjoy local drinks that have been served in Nottingham since the 12th century, a complete and fascinating experience!

This incredible monument is the second-oldest building in Nottingham and is one of the five buildings in the city classified as grade I of high interest for its historical and architectural value. In the inscriptions you will realize that the construction dates from the thirteenth century and just by looking at it the particular Gothic style with which it is built impresses. Inside everything impresses, from the detail with which the beautiful altar is carved to the art that is in each of the doors. A work of art wherever you look at it.