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Sometimes the most intriguing aspects of a place aren’t immediately apparent. To discover these gems, you must delve a little deeper. On this, the second day of our English Tourism Week celebration of all things unique about Nottingham, we’re going underground to shed some light on our curious cave network.

As we slowly go back to normality it's high time to celebrate English Tourism Week 2021, now more than ever it's important to shine a light on all of the things that are unique to Nottinghamshire. So naturally, where better to start than with our outlaw hero, Robin Hood?

Have you ever moved to a new city and felt the urge to unravel its mysteries? This blog is dedicated to all of those who are excited to look behind the curtains and discover why Nottinghamshire is more than Robin Hood’s home. Read on and discover 10 things you might not know about Nottingham and Nottinghamshire!

Are you looking for a taste of Notts, with the convenience of ordering in? Look no further than our list of the top takeaways in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire! Our round-up includes local favourites, local legends and even high end food delivery options.

The Nottingham Contemporary art gallery is a staple of the city’s cultural landscape. The building itself is an elegant piece of architecture, and inside plays host to a range of thought-provoking exhibitions and events throughout the year. I was delighted to be invited to experience the current offering of art work, and try the food in their cafe  - I’m a sucker for a sculpture and a snack!

When Nottingham’s iconic sports bar, Southbank, announced their bold decision to transform the venue into something rather different, creating a space to relax, drink and dine rather than watch the footie, they certainly raised an eyebrow or two. Following a dramatic £450k revamp it has now emerged, butterfly-like, as the brand-new all-day venue, Waterside Bar + Kitchen, making the most of its fabulous riverside location in the heart of Nottingham’s sporting quarter - a mere stone’s throw from the vibrant suburb of West Bridgford and the city. Having heard on the grapevine about quite the dramatic transformation, Visit Nottinghamshire couldn’t resist going along to check it out.