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Accommodation and travel ideas in Nottingham
Nottingham, on the river Trent, is an old market town that has also played host to both the Victorian Lace Industry and the Tales of Robin Hood. Whilst the recently refurbished market square remains the largest square in England, the effect of both Victorian Lace and Robin Hood is still felt buildings, roads and mystique of the town. Although the town dates back to the 1100s and has an ancient castle, the majority of the impressive architecture is in the Victorian and gothic revival styles as this era was when the town was of greatest importance, although many streets demonstrate an intriguing mixture of architecture next to each other.
Historic places to visit in Nottingham
The city has a mixture of museums and attractions based on the historical, artistic and industrial influences mostly housed in a central location. The castle is also worth a visit whilst the Lace market area gives you a compact insight into Victorian industrial Britain. The Nottingham Council House and Arkwright Building are certainly impressive attractions.
Historic Nottingham bed and breakfasts (B&Bs) and hotel accommodation near Nottingham
The more historic hotels and bed and breakfasts will be towards the centre but there are a decent range of hotels throughout the city along with more rural hotels and B&Bs to stay within easy reach of the city.
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