Nottinghamshire may not be the first place you think of as a tourist destination but in truth the county boasts a wealth of historic sites, castles, elegant towns, country houses and churches and some ...

The very latest laser technology combined with old fashioned pedal power is being used to provide a unique insight into the layout of Nottingham's sandstone caves -- where the city's renowned medieval ...

Legend has it that Robin Hood was captured by the Sheriff of Nottingham and then imprisoned in the sandstone caves that lie beneath the city. Whether Robin Hood was real or mythological is debatable, ...

Morning Breakfast at The Pudding Pantry in Trinity Square. A perfect way to begin the day, we can recommend the 'Pantry ...

There are hundreds of caves beneath Nottingham, cut into the sandstone over the centuries by the city's inhabitants. Some were cold, damp homes for the poor; some were extra rooms under medieval ...

Nottingham's history is at risk of "getting lost again" due to a lack of funding, says the vice-chair of a group that explore and preserve the city's caves. Peter Godley, of the Nottingham Historical ...

Bill Radke: We’re celebrating the summer vacation. So far we’ve talked about how you might get to your destination — at the mercy of the airlines. Now let’s talk about the where. Tourism bureaus spend ...

The peculiar characteristics of these caves made them attractive to craftsmen and traders. Blacksmiths on Bridlesmith Gate used them as workshops, whilst Fishmongers on Fisher Gate and Butchers on ...

Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem is a Grade II listed public house in the city of Nottingham, which claims to have been established in 1189, although there is no documentation available to verify this date.