3 Best Places To Visit in Nottingham

“National Justice Museum has been a court on this site since at least 1375 and a jail since at least 1449. While visiting the museum, you can meet historical characters, explore the vast archive, engage in immersive events, and learn how law and justice relate to their lives. The National Justice Museum also provides unique curriculum-linked education for children and young adults in real courtroom environments. Additionally, the museum offers a variety of exclusive rooms for hire in the prestigious Shire Hall, which now houses the Museum of Crime and Punishment.”

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“Green's Windmill & Science Centre is a restored and working 19th-century tower windmill. The windmill features working machinery on display and a scientific discovery zone for children. The windmill was once the home of mathematical physicist George Green. Visitors can learn about the remarkable story of George Green and experiment with light, electricity, and magnetism in the interactive science centre. You can explore Green's work and achievements and view the windmill's unique inner workings across four floors, including the grain cleaner and grindstones. Green's Windmill & Science Centre also offers picnic areas, wheelchair-friendly facilities, and on-site parking, along with free access to the museum.”

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“Nottingham Industrial Museum is a volunteer-run museum and is an ideal part of any visit to Wollaton Hall and Deer Park, where it sits in and behind the 17th-century stable block. The Museum is a place to discover the individuals and businesses that made Nottingham famous worldwide. The museum welcomes children with regular activities and tours for families. The displays at the Nottingham Industrial Museum are divided into five areas Textiles, Transport, Communications, Mining, and Steam. The exhibits explain how Nottingham transformed the communications industry and how this industry improved the everyday lives of its people. Admission for children is free.”

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