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As resident archaeologist for Nottingham City Council, Scott Lomax has been studying Nottingham’s unique cave system for nearly 10 years. Since 2008, the number of caves recorded under Nottingham has risen by nearly 300, and is quite likely to increase as the interest in this peculiar terrain grows. We had a chat with Scott to find out more about Nottingham, Cave City.

Just a stone’s throw from Wollaton Park, Nottingham Lakeside Arts, and Highfield’s Boating Lake, one of the delights about visiting Bramleys Brasserie is taking in the University of Nottingham campus as you drive up to the restaurant - a reminder of what a beautiful part of the city this is.

Spring: it means daffodils, gamboling lambs and of course new food menus. Find out what we thought of The Botanist's new offering in leafy West Bridgford.

To make the most of your exploration of Nottingham’s city centre, a little venture off the beaten track can lead to unique encounters and rewards. Head up to Derby Road and you'll find great pubs, independent shops, and a few unique spots to explore.

One thing’s for sure when you visit Nottingham’s Revolución de Cuba – you and your amigos are guaranteed to have a good time! From the moment you step into the beautiful Alexandra House on Market Street, through the grand door and into the bar, you’re met by smiling staff and swept away by the rhythms of Latin inspired music.

Located conveniently on the gateway to the Lace Market, opposite Nottingham Contemporary and just down the road from the National Justice Museum, The Head of Steam is ideally located to compliment your visit to the city.