Best Landmarks in Hockley

4 landmarks

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   Monument4.4★2,162 reviews

   Robin Hood Statue

   The Robin Hood Statue is a 7-foot bronze monument located on Robin Hood's Lawn outside Nottingham Castle. Created by James Woodford in 1952, it depicts the legendary outlaw aiming his arrow at the castle gatehouse. Surrounded by smaller statues of his Merry Men, this Grade II listed landmark is a symbol of Nottingham's rich folklore and history, accessible 24/7 and free to visit.

   Open 24 hoursTime to spend 0.2–1 hr

   10 min walk · 0.8 km·Castle Rd, Nottingham NG1 6AA

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   Historical landmark4.5★827 reviews

   Old Market Square

   Old Market Square is Nottingham’s historic and vibrant city centre public space, known as the second-largest square in the UK. Dating back to the 11th century, it features the iconic Nottingham Council House with its grand dome, modern fountains, and hosts a lively calendar of events including seasonal markets and festivals. Surrounded by a mix of historic and contemporary architecture, it serves as a social, cultural, and civic heart for locals and visitors alike.

   Time to spend 1–4 hrs

   6 min walk · 0.4 km·Nottingham NG1 2HU

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   Historical landmark4.4★23 reviews

   The Left Lion

   Situated prominently at the steps of Nottingham’s Council House in Old Market Square, The Left Lion is a beloved stone statue affectionately known as Leo. Sculpted by Joseph Else, this historic landmark has served as a popular meeting point for locals and visitors since 1929, symbolizing Nottingham’s civic pride and cultural heritage.

   Open 24 hoursTime to spend 0.2–1 hr

   5 min walk · 0.4 km·Council House, Nottingham NG1 2DT

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   Historical landmark4.3★24 reviews

   Old Trent Bridge

   Old Trent Bridge, located in West Bridgford, Nottingham, is a historic river crossing with origins dating back to the early 10th century. The site has seen successive medieval and post-medieval bridges, evolving from timber and stone structures to the iron and stone bridge completed in 1871. Notable for its flood marks carved into the stonework and its role in Nottingham’s urban development, Old Trent Bridge remains a significant landmark reflecting centuries of engineering and local heritage.

   Open 24 hoursTime to spend 0.5–1.5 hrs

   25 min walk · 2.0 km·West Bridgford, Nottingham NG2 7QT

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