Experience History at Ye Olde Trip To Jerusalem
Visit Ye Olde Trip To Jerusalem, Nottingham’s historic pub offering local ales and traditional cuisine in a unique, atmospheric setting.
Ye Olde Trip To Jerusalem is not just a pub; it is a slice of history, believed to be one of the oldest drinking establishments in England. Dating back to 1189, this charming pub is built into the rock beneath Nottingham Castle, creating a unique and atmospheric setting that draws visitors from all over the world. As you step inside, you are greeted by a warm, inviting ambiance adorned with historical memorabilia and traditional decor that tells the story of its storied past. The walls echo tales of knights and travelers, making it a perfect spot for history enthusiasts. The menu at Ye Olde Trip To Jerusalem features a delightful array of traditional British dishes, crafted using locally sourced ingredients. From hearty pies to flavorful fish and chips, there is something for everyone to enjoy. The pub is particularly renowned for its selection of ales, many of which are brewed on-site, offering a true taste of the local brewing heritage. Whether you're looking for a refreshing pint after exploring the nearby castle or a cozy spot to enjoy a meal with friends and family, this pub provides an ideal setting. The beautiful outdoor terrace, set against the stunning backdrop of the castle, adds to the allure, allowing guests to soak in the scenery while sipping on their favorite drink. With its prime location, interesting history, and delicious food, Ye Olde Trip To Jerusalem promises an unforgettable experience that captures the essence of Nottingham's rich cultural heritage.
Local tips
- Try the local ales; the pub brews some of its own beer on-site.
- Visit during off-peak hours to enjoy a quieter experience and better seating options.
- Don't miss the historical displays and artifacts around the pub for a glimpse into its past.
- Consider dining outside on the terrace for a scenic view of Nottingham Castle.
A brief summary to Ye Olde Trip To Jerusalem
- Brewhouse Yard, 1, Nottingham, NG1 6AD, GB
- +441159473171
Getting There
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Walking
If you are starting from Nottingham City Centre (Old Market Square), head south-east towards Long Row. Continue straight onto Exchange Walk, then turn right onto King Street. Follow King Street until it meets the A6008 (Maid Marian Way). Cross the road and continue straight ahead onto the A6008. After a short walk, you will come to Nottingham Castle on your left. Continue past the castle entrance, and shortly after, turn left onto Brewhouse Yard. Ye Olde Trip To Jerusalem will be on your right at Brewhouse Yard, 1, Nottingham NG1 6AD.
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Public Transport - Tram
From Nottingham City Centre, make your way to the Nottingham Tram stop at Old Market Square. Board the tram towards Phoenix Park. Get off at the next stop, Royal Centre. After exiting the tram, walk down Goldsmith Street, which will lead you to the A6008 (Maid Marian Way). Cross the road and head towards Nottingham Castle. Walk past the castle entrance, then turn left onto Brewhouse Yard. Ye Olde Trip To Jerusalem is located at Brewhouse Yard, 1, Nottingham NG1 6AD.
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Public Transport - Bus
From Nottingham City Centre, go to the Broadmarsh Bus Station. Take a bus heading towards the Nottingham Castle area (check local routes for the bus number that services this area). Once you arrive at the stop nearest to Nottingham Castle, disembark and walk towards the castle entrance. After passing the castle, turn left onto Brewhouse Yard. Ye Olde Trip To Jerusalem will be located at Brewhouse Yard, 1, Nottingham NG1 6AD.
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