Eileen’s guidebook
Sightseeing
Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem
Fantastic historic pub with many original features
Nottingham kastali
Lenton RoadLovely Gardens and historic hall that was used in the Batman film The Dark Knight Rises
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Wollaton Hall
Lovely Gardens and historic hall that was used in the Batman film The Dark Knight Rises
Based at the stunning River Lodge, conveniently situated two miles from Nottingham City Centre, we operate the largest River Cruisers, the Nottingham Princess and the Nottingham Prince on the River Trent. We offer daytime and evening cruises and both of our River Cruisers are available for private hire.
Princess River Cruises
100 Racecourse RdBased at the stunning River Lodge, conveniently situated two miles from Nottingham City Centre, we operate the largest River Cruisers, the Nottingham Princess and the Nottingham Prince on the River Trent. We offer daytime and evening cruises and both of our River Cruisers are available for private hire.
City/town information
Nottingham
Great for shopping and eating out
Music
Rock City
8 Talbot StGreat venue for live music
Sport
What you can enjoy on our Classic Tour
See inside the world-famous 1880s Pavilion and visit the players’ dressing rooms and members’ facilities
Visit the Wynne-Thomas Library, home to one of the largest collections of cricket books in the world (Monday - Friday only)
Walk around the pitch and onto the hallowed turf (conditions permitting)
Explore the spectator, playing and media facilities in the Radcliffe Road Stand. Discover the views of the world’s broadcasters from the media boxes and enjoy stunning views of Nottingham from the upper floors
Tours are held throughout the year every Tuesday at 2pm and on alternate Saturdays at 10.30am (excluding matchdays). The Classic Tour is a great experience for adults – even if you don’t know much about cricket. Children are welcome when accompanied by a paying adult.
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Trent Bridge Cricket Ground
What you can enjoy on our Classic Tour
See inside the world-famous 1880s Pavilion and visit the players’ dressing rooms and members’ facilities
Visit the Wynne-Thomas Library, home to one of the largest collections of cricket books in the world (Monday - Friday only)
Walk around the pitch and onto the hallowed turf (conditions permitting)
Explore the spectator, playing and media facilities in the Radcliffe Road Stand. Discover the views of the world’s broadcasters from the media boxes and enjoy stunning views of Nottingham from the upper floors
Tours are held throughout the year every Tuesday at 2pm and on alternate Saturdays at 10.30am (excluding matchdays). The Classic Tour is a great experience for adults – even if you don’t know much about cricket. Children are welcome when accompanied by a paying adult.