Nottingham Bed and Breakfasts and Guest Houses

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Nottingham attracts thousands of tourists each year, many of whom come in search of the legend of Robin Hood. Those who are on the legend's trail should book a bed and breakfast in Nottingham and use it as a base to explore both the vibrant city and the surrounding countryside. Nottingham city centre is set around the Old Market Square, which has become a shopping hub, filled with a mix of high street and independent stores. Shoppers should also pay a visit to one of the city's many markets, where you can pick up anything from household goods to fresh organic produce and vintage treasures. The bohemian Hockley area is also worth a visit to check out the quirky shops and bars.

Take some time to discover historical Nottingham during your visit. History lovers will certainly want to explore the City of Caves, as well as Nottingham Castle and its dungeons, which give a glimpse into what life was like in the city many moons ago. Other historical highlights include The Lace Market, filled with large Victorian buildings that once housed the lace mills which Nottingham was once known for, and the Museum of Nottingham Life at Brewhouse Yard.  With these and so many more sights of historical interest in the area, history enthusiasts should book their Nottingam b and b now!

From your B&B in Nottingham, explore the vast expanse of Nottinghamshire. Sherwood Forest is a giant myriad of country parks which make up what was once said to be Robin Hood and his Merry Men's Nottinghamshire playground. The area offers ample opportunities for outdoor activities including horse-riding, golfing and watersports so if you're looking for an opportunity to get out in the great outdoors from a city based B&B Nottingham is ideal. Cresswell Crags is a fascinating spot, where you can view the only known example of Ice Age art in Britain, and Clumber Park is great for woodland walking and cycling. Robin Hood fans will also love the 'Sherwood' area within the Sherwood Forest Country Park, where there is a visitor centre and some sights associated with the legendary figure.

For a cheap, family friendly bed and breakfast Nottingham is ideal. There is so much to see in the area that you can easily spend more than a few days here without once running out of things to do. The Nottingham Wheel in Old Market Square has a great view of the city and the pubs and restaurants offer the perfect place to relax after a day of seeing the sights.