All Attractions near Framework Knitters Museum

Discover serene lakes, rich birdlife, and peaceful trails at Attenborough Nature Reserve, a celebrated wildlife sanctuary near Nottingham.

Experience the thrill of interactive axe throwing with expert coaching in Nottingham’s vibrant urban playground.

Historic canal lock bypassing the River Trent, blending industrial heritage with tranquil waterside charm in Nottingham.

Step into Nottingham’s oldest pub where 15th-century beams, historic caves, and traditional ales create an unforgettable medieval atmosphere in the city’s heart.

Explore Nottingham’s vast underground network of historic sandstone caves revealing centuries of hidden city life and wartime refuge.

Free street-level view of Castle Rock’s 38 m sandstone cliff, visible caves and the castle silhouette above in a quiet Victorian estate setting.

Historic Camellia House gardens meet natural adventure at Nottingham’s charming Climbing Tree.

A vast 250-acre country park in Nottingham with lakes, wildlife, trails, and family-friendly facilities for year-round outdoor enjoyment.

Immersive escape rooms with innovative puzzles and theatrical game masters in Nottingham's city centre.

Explore Nottingham's architectural marvel, the Curious Brick Tower, a historical gem perfect for photography and leisurely strolls.

Discover Nottingham's hidden arcade gem: historic charm meets boutique elegance in a covered walkway of artisanal shops, cafes, and local crafts.

Authentic Victorian knitting workshops where 400 years of textile heritage comes alive through original machines and immersive social history.

Explore a restored 19th-century working windmill and interactive science centre celebrating George Green’s legacy in Nottingham.

Grade II* municipal park with a 6-hectare boating lake, adventure golf and Lakeside Arts on University Boulevard.

A quirky blend of antiques, vintage treasures, and artisan café culture near Nottingham train station.

Discover Nottingham’s historic boutique arcade blending centuries-old heritage with exclusive independent shops and timeless charm.

A tranquil urban nature reserve in Nottingham offering diverse habitats and peaceful wildlife encounters from dawn till late evening.

Explore Nottingham’s oldest district, the Lace Market, where industrial heritage meets vibrant creativity in a historic lace-making hub.

Historic heart of Nottingham’s lace industry, blending Victorian charm with vibrant cultural life and creative energy.

Explore rescued animals, expansive play areas, and scenic woodlands at Manor Farm Park & Woodlands—an ideal family day out near Loughborough.

Explore Mortimer’s Hole, a secret medieval tunnel beneath Nottingham Castle steeped in history and mystery.

Explore 300 years of Nottingham’s social history beneath historic 17th-century cottages and intriguing sandstone caves.

Step into Nottingham’s historic Shire Hall to explore centuries of crime, punishment, and social justice through immersive exhibits and live reenactments.

Explore vibrant street art and tranquil waterside views along Nottingham’s Beeston Canal, a unique urban oasis of culture and nature.

Discover Nottingham Castle’s rich history, art collections, and legendary caves atop the iconic Castle Rock in the heart of Nottingham.

Gateway to Nottingham Castle’s rich history, interactive galleries, cave tours, and family-friendly adventures in the heart of the city.

Central Nottingham’s modern civic heart, housing the City Council and vital public services in a contemporary landmark opposite the railway station.

A vibrant arts hub blending theatre, galleries, and music set beside a scenic lake in Nottingham’s University Park.

Explore Nottingham Contemporary, a free, award-winning gallery showcasing bold international art in the historic Lace Market district.

Historic Edwardian elegance in Nottingham's heart—where nine versatile rooms create unforgettable celebrations.

Explore Nottingham’s industrial heritage through working engines, historic machinery, and captivating exhibits in a charming 17th-century setting.

Natural history collections displayed inside a 16th-century mansion set in a 500-acre deer park.

Bold, thrilling theatre in a modernist landmark—where regional excellence meets West End ambition.

Your welcoming gateway to Nottingham’s attractions, events, and local insights in the heart of the city.

A serene riverside haven in Nottingham honoring military bravery and sacrifice with historic memorials and lush gardens.

Step back in time at Ruddington’s transport museum and heritage railway, where steam trains, vintage buses, and miniature rides bring transport history to life.

Discover the bustling heart of Nottingham at Old Market Square, a historical landmark rich in culture, events, and captivating architecture.

Nottingham’s historic Old Market Square: a vibrant civic heart blending medieval roots with modern urban life and lively events.

Empowering Nottingham communities through education, wellbeing, and creative engagement at the heart of Sneinton Market.

Experience Nottingham’s iconic Sky Mirror, a captivating stainless steel sculpture reflecting the sky and cityscape in ever-changing optical illusions.

A gleaming stainless steel dragon born from community spirit, guarding Sneinton with myth, history, and striking craftsmanship.

Iconic bronze statue of Robin Hood beside Nottingham Castle, celebrating the legendary outlaw and Nottingham’s rich folklore heritage.

A sprawling 210-acre country park near Nottingham offering nature trails, wildlife habitats, family playgrounds, and tranquil lakeside escapes.

Nottingham's indie creative haven: artisan stalls, vegan feasts, craft brews, and pop-up events in vibrant Sneinton Marketplace.

Discover Nottingham’s vibrant Sneinton Market, a lively hub of independent shops, artisan food, and cultural events in a unique open-air setting.

A compact, creative market quarter in Sneinton where artisan stalls, cafés and regular festivals collide in a colourful, community-driven setting.

Explore Nottingham’s grand medieval parish church, rich in Gothic architecture, historic tombs, and stained glass celebrating centuries of faith and community.

A lifesize tribute to Beeston’s bee heritage, this serene beekeeper statue blends nature and urban life on High Road.

A dynamic Nottingham hotspot blending cinema, dining, and unique leisure activities in a vibrant city center setting.

Discover Nottingham’s oldest shopping arcade with exclusive boutiques beneath a stunning 200ft glass dome in the city centre.

Experience the vibrant heart of Nottingham at The Lacehouse, where cocktails, brunch, and live music come together in a unique setting.

Four densely packed floors of human remains, occult objects, haunted dolls and horror props inside a Nottingham sandstone cellar.

Step into Nottingham’s haunted past with The Original Nottingham Ghost Walk, starting at the legendary Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem pub.

Discover Nottingham’s hidden Victorian sandstone tunnel, a unique historic passage blending architectural beauty with urban mystery.

Experience the rich history and local flavors at The Turf Tavern, Nottingham's iconic pub steeped in tradition and charm.

Explore 250,000 years of regional archaeology in a serene lakeside setting at the University of Nottingham Museum of Archaeology.

Nottingham’s historic Theatre Royal and modern Royal Concert Hall host West End musicals, concerts, comedy and more in the heart of the city.

Modern student living at Trinity Square, Nottingham’s vibrant city centre residence, steps from university and cultural hotspots.

Discover Nottingham’s vibrant artistic heart at Unit 41 Sneinton Market, where creativity and community come alive in a unique industrial setting.

Shop, dine, and unwind at Nottingham’s vibrant Victoria Centre, the city’s ultimate retail and leisure destination.

Leeds’ vibrant shopping and entertainment hub with over 120 stores, an IMAX cinema, and family-friendly outdoor play area.

Elizabethan prodigy house on a hill, now home to Nottingham Natural History Museum and free-roaming deer in a 500-acre park.

A tranquil 25-acre lake set within Nottingham’s historic Wollaton Park, offering scenic walks, rich wildlife, and Georgian landscape charm.

Tucked beneath Nottingham Castle, this legendary pub claims to be England’s oldest inn, with cave-like rooms, centuries of history, and a famously cursed galleon.