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Nottingham's National Justice Museum gives a fascinating glimpse into the history of crime and punishment, telling the stories of its prisoners and Nottingham throughout the ages.

From live music to tasty food and drink, caves, comedy and children’s theatre, there are no less than 26 festivals happening in Nottinghamshire in 2018. Throughout March and April you can find puppets, poetry and performing arts take over the city, with three brilliant festivals to explore.

Adams Restaurant in Nottingham's historic Lace Market gives you the chance for a bargainous meal during the week, served up by some young chefs learning their trade. We went along to a special 'takeover' by some recent MasterChef finalists to get an insight into what goes on behind the scenes.

Nottingham's Robin Hood Pageant is a one-of-a-kind event, celebrating the thrilling tales of noble outlaw Robin Hood. Set in the beautiful grounds of Nottingham Castle, high on Castle Rock, this immersive experience transports guests deep into the past, with the sights, sounds and smells of medieval England.

A new era is ushered in at the Nottingham Playhouse with Giles Croft stepping down as Artistic Director after 18 wonderful years. Visit Notts' Chief Executive Brendan Moffett took in a performance of the first production in its new era.

As a first-time visitor to Holme Pierrepont Hall excitement built as I found my way down the country lane to the sign posted entrance. Believed to be the oldest brick-built house in Nottinghamshire, Holme Pierrepont Hall, currently home to three generations of the Brackenbury family, opens to visitors at set times of the year allowing exploration of the house and gardens.