Recent Posts

Culture is what makes each destination completely unique, so as part of Tourism Week it’s only right we take a deep dive into the expansive culture of Nottinghamshire which has evolved over thousands of years and attracts visitors from around the globe.

We recently asked you why you love Nottingham and Nottinghamshire, and we received an incredible amount of answers! So, to celebrate Nottinghamshire Day on 25^th August 2022, we wanted to share some of the your brilliant submissions.

Whether you’re after a stylish city break, a relaxing rural retreat, indulgent spa break, budget getaway or a picturesque place to pitch your tent, there’s something for you in Nottinghamshire. We’ve scoured through some of our favourite places to stay to bring you some amazing last minute bank holiday breaks that you can book today.

 Nottingham’s music scene is one of the most thriving and vibrant in the whole of the UK. From the eclectic mix of interesting venues, to the various superstars and famous artists that have come up through the local music scene over the years, pound for pound Nottingham punches far above its weight when it comes to its musical pedigree.

Nottinghamshire has always been a county of brave heroes and charismatic rebels. While some of the area's protagonists are better known than others, their stories have all contributed to Nottinghamshire’s identity as a place where people have the courage to stand up for what’s right, not what is easy. 

Nottingham and Nottinghamshire are renowned for the legacy of Robin Hood, rebels, pioneers and the infamous Sherwood Forest. However, take a little adventure off the beaten track and you can discover some of Nottinghamshire’s hidden gems that you won’t want to miss.