COVID-19

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If you're looking for proper historic attractions around Nottingham, you'll find plenty of genuine medieval sites and industrial heritage spots scattered across the county. The city itself has Nottingham Castle perched on its sandstone cliff, while further out you'll discover everything from Roman remains to Victorian mills.

For families staying at nearby Birdholme Glamping or the Wolds Wine Estate, both just over five miles away, Nottingham makes for a cracking day out. The castle grounds offer decent views over the city, and there's enough in the surrounding Lace Market area to keep everyone busy for an afternoon.

Rather than chasing this phantom attraction, stick to the well-documented historic sites that actually exist. Sherwood Forest isn't far if you fancy following the Robin Hood trail, or head into Nottingham's cave network beneath the castle for something genuinely atmospheric. The city's industrial heritage around the canals tells a proper story too - much more worthwhile than hunting for something that isn't there.