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Lace
Market
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Royal
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Welcome to Nottingham
Information points
Broadmarsh Shopping
Centre
(J7)
1
NCT Travel Centre
(H6)
2
Nottingham Railway
Station
(L8)
3
Nottingham Tourism
Centre
(H7)
4
Victoria Centre
(F7)
5
Shopping
Bridlesmith Gate
(I7)
Broadmarsh Shopping
Centre
(J7)
1
Clumber Street
(G7)
Derby Road
(G2)
Exchange, The
(H7)
6
F H Mall
(H7)
7
Hockley
(H10)
Lister Gate
(J7)
Victoria Centre
(F7)
5
Friends Meeting House
(E3)
58
Islamic Centre
(F9)
59
Nottingham Buddhist
Centre
(H8)
60
St Andrew’s with
Castle Gate (URC)
(F5)
61
St Barnabas
RC Cathedral
(G3)
62
St Mary’s Church
(J9)
63
St Nicholas’ Church
(J6)
64
St Peter’s (& St James’)
Church
(I7)
65
Synagogue
(E5)
66
Unitarian Chapel
(I10)
67
William Booth
Memorial Hall
(F9)
68
Transport Points
Bus Stations
Broadmarsh
(K7)
69
Victoria
(E7)
70
Train Station
Nottingham Railway
Station
(L8)
3
NCCL Galleries
of Justice Museum
(J9)
24
Nottingham Castle
(K4)
25
Nottingham
Contemporary
(J8)
26
Old Market Square
(H6)
27
Robin Hood Statue
(J5)
28
Speakers’ Corner
(H6)
29
Victoria Clock Tower
(E7)
30
Ye Olde Trip to
Jerusalem
(K5)
31
Public offices, community
centres and facilities
BBC East Midlands
(K10)
32
Central Library
(H5)
33
Citizens Advice Bureau
(L7)
34
Council House
(H6)
35
Crown & County Courts (K8)
36
Fire Station
(E6)
37
Guildhall
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38
HMRC – Inland Revenue (M4)
39
International Community
Centre
(D6)
40
Job Centre
(Canal Street)
(K9)
41
Entertainment
Albert Hall
(G4)
8
Broadway Media Centre (G9)
9
Cornerhouse, The
(G6)
10
Lace Market Theatre
(I8)
11
Nottingham Arts Theatre (H8)
12
Nottingham Playhouse
(H4)
13
Rock City
(F4)
14
Royal Centre
(G6)
15
- Royal Concert Hall
- Theatre Royal
Sky Mirror
(H3)
16
Trent FM Arena
(H10)
17
Places of interest
and key attractions
Bonington Art Gallery
(E5)
18
Brewhouse Yard
Museum
(K5)
19
Brian Clough Statue
(H6)
20
Castle Gatehouse
(J5)
21
Castle Museum
and Art Gallery
(K4)
22
City of Caves
(J8)
23
National Ice Centre
(H10)
17
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Tram Stops
Lace Market
(H8)
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Nottingham
Trent University
(E5)
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Old Market Square
(H6)
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Royal Centre
(G5)
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Station Street
(L8)
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Car Parks
Arndale
(K6)
1
Broadmarsh
(K8)
2
Fletcher Gate
(I8)
3
Huntingdon Street
(E8)
4
Mount Street
(H4)
5
Nottingham Railway
Station
(M9)
6
Queen’s Bridge Road
(M7)
7
St James’s Street
(I5)
8
Stoney Street
(I9)
9
Talbot Street
(F4)
10
Trinity Square
(F7)
11
Upper Parliament Street (G5)
12
Victoria Centre North
(E7)
13
Victoria Centre South
(F8)
14
Wollaton Street
(G5)
15
Job Centre
(Parliament Street)
(G5)
42
Magistrates’ Court
(L6)
43
NHS Walk in Centre
(K11)
44
Nottinghamshire
Archives
(L6)
45
Police
(F6)
46
Post Office
(G6)
47
Public Toilets
(Greyhound Street)
(H7)
48
Trading Standards
(E6)
49
Victoria Leisure Centre (G11)
50
YMCA
(E7)
51
Centres of Learning
Castle College
(K6)
52
New College
Nottingham
(H9)
53
The Nottingham
Trent University
(F5)
54
Places of worship
Central Methodist
Mission
(G8)
55
Christian Centre
(F2)
56
Congregational Church
(I6)
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As part of the ParkSmart scheme, Nottingham city centre has been divided into five zones. Below you
will find a brief guide to the key attractions and places of interest in each.
Above, Theatre Royal. Right, The Arboretum.
Above, Victoria Clock Tower. Right, Victoria Centre.
Above, Castle Gatehouse. Right, View over St Barnabas to the
city centre. Below right, Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem Inn.
Nottingham Navigator has been jointly funded by Nottingham City Council, Greater Nottingham Partnership and East Midlands Development Agency.
Nottingham City Council gratefully acknowledges the contributions from many organisations and individuals in the making of these panels.
Nottingham Navigator was designed by Streetwise Orientation & Navigation Systems, www.streetwisesystems.com
At the heart of this zone is the Royal Centre, comprising the splendid
Theatre Royal which dates back to 1865, alongside the more modern
Royal Concert Hall. Nearby are The Cornerhouse and Trinity Square
developments offering a variety of leisure venues including a multi-screen
cinema, bars and restaurants.
There is a wide range of shopping, wining and dining throughout the area
which also plays host to two of Nottingham’s major centres of learning,
Nottingham Trent University and Nottingham High School.
Royal zone
Shopping dominates this zone which was once home to the city’s Great
Central and Great Northern railway lines. The Clock Tower of the former
Victoria Railway Station was preserved and now marks one of the
entrances to the modern day Victoria Centre.
Next to the shopping centre is the original Victoria Hotel which
accompanied the former station.
Victoria zone
Within the impressive walls that once surrounded the original medieval
Nottingham Castle is a magnificent 17th century ducal mansion with
wonderful views over the Castle zone and the entire city centre.
The iconic statue of Robin Hood stands outside the Castle walls just downhill
from the Castle’s 13th century Gatehouse. There is also much to see and do
at the Nottingham Castle Museum & Art Gallery inside the Castle.
Many other historic buildings and fine architecture can also be found in the
area, particularly along Castle Gate and in the Old Market Square, and there
is a wide selection of wining, dining and leisure venues nearby.
Castle zone
Now part of Nottingham’s proud heritage, the Lace Market was at the
forefront of UK lace design and manufacturing throughout the 18th century
when there were more than 130 lace factories in this area of the city.
Today the magnificent lace and textile factories have been converted into
specialist shops, restaurants, cafés and bars, offices, apartments and the
city campus of New College Nottingham.
The award winning NCCL Galleries of Justice Museum, Nottingham
Contemporary art gallery and the National Ice Centre are also in this area.
Lace Market zone
The Broadmarsh zone is the gateway to the city centre for many visitors
to Nottingham, with Nottingham Midland Station and Broadmarsh Bus
Station situated here. There are lots of places to shop in this zone,
particularly in the Broadmarsh Shopping Centre, entered from Collin
Street, Lister Gate and Middle Pavement.
As well as taking advantage of the excellent shopping, enjoy a stroll
along the canal at Castle Wharf and relax at one of the many waterside
bars and restaurants.
Broadmarsh zone
Welcome to Nottingham • zone guide
Above, Castle Wharf. Right, Inland Revenue.
Below right, Nottingham Railway Station.
Above, National Ice Centre. Right, Adams Building.
Below right, High Pavement.