NOTTINGHAM CASTLE

Nottingham Castle is a fortified castle that was replaced with a ducal palace during the Stuart Restoration period. In 1068, work on the Castle's first Norman structure started, and during the Middle Ages, it underwent significant additions. It is one of the well-known tourist attractions in Nottingham around the world as the setting for Robin Hood's conflicts with the villainous Sheriff of Nottingham.

Originally built as a fortress, Nottingham Castle is one of the tourist attractions in Nottingham that was demolished to make way for a ducal palace during the Stuart Restoration. This castle dates back to the 17th century, and it's an impressive piece of architecture. The current castle was built on top of an older, mediaeval structure. History shows that many monarchs and conquerors have passed through the castle. The castle now houses a museum and art gallery that features world-class exhibits and collections from all around the world.

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Highlights

• Experience life as it was during the mediaeval era at one of the key places to visit in Nottingham, the Nottingham Castle. 
• Following the tunnel from the castle, you'll find yourself in Robin Hood Adventures, where you may relax in a clearing surrounded by trees and enjoy the tales of Robin Hood told on circular screens.
• Explore three tumultuous times in Nottingham's history to see how rebellious the city has always been.
• Learn about the brave men and women who fought in the bloody Civil War, as well as the sieges and scheming that marked this turbulent period in American history.
• Explore the massive Richard's tower, a keep constructed by one of England's interesting kings, and imagine the castle under siege through arrow loop watching windows that will take you back in time by more than a millennium.
• Let children burn off excess energy in 'Hood's Hideout,' a walk around the lower bailey, explore family learning pathways, or sip a wonderful coffee in front of one of our cafés.