Nottingham is an underrated city that doesn’t get as busy as others. (Image: Getty)
Up and down the country the UK boasts many beautiful cities to explore, but some of them can become incredbily busy with tourists.
So for those looking for , a highly underrated city in central England may be the perfect option.
Nottingham in the Midlands is a hidden gem city that gets nowhere near as crowded as other short-stay locations such as Oxford and Bath.
The city is famous for being the backdrop of the legend of Robin Hood, the heroic outlaw and highly skilled archer known for taking from the rich and giving to the poor.
Nottingham now boasts many perfect for anyone looking to spend a weekend away exploring its past.
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Nottingham is just a short train ride out of London. (Image: Getty)
The Castle Museum and Art Gallery has been rebuilt many times since the medieval era. According to Tripadviser, it’s one of the city’s most popular attraction, garnering .
One person wrote: “Would highly recommend visiting and adding on the Caves tour! Lots of information about the city that I didn’t know about, and the exhibits were very well presented.”
Nottingham’s Lace Market area was once the centre of the world’s lace industry. More can be learnt about the lace industry in the Industrial Museum, which features interactive exhibits on from lace making and steam engines and a Victorian kitchen display.
The city is also home to an ornate Elizabethan mansion that features gardens and a deer park. Wollaton Hall is another for locals and tourists alike.
One person said on Tripadviser: “Wollaton Hall stands as a majestic testament to Tudor grandeur, and visiting it was a highlight of my trip to Nottingham.
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Nottingham is home to historical and cultural attractions. (Image: Getty)
“The hall’s impressive architecture, lush gardens, and stunning deer park create a picturesque setting that feels like a step back in time.
“The interior tours offer a fascinating glimpse into the lives of the past aristocracy, with beautifully preserved furniture and decorations. The deer park is a , and the views from the hall’s terrace are simply breathtaking.”
Unlike cities such as York, Bath, and Oxford – which get between six and nine million visitors every year – Nottingham provides a quiter experience away from the hoards of tourists.