Is Nottingham The UK's Most Underrated City? 🇬🇧

😊 Welcome to our latest adventure as we explore the incredible city of Nottingham, recently named one of the most under-rated cities in the UK. Join us on a journey through the legendary stomping ground of Robin Hood as we visit some of the cities historic attractions and it's impressive green spaces.

As well as visiting some of Nottingham''s top rated visitor attractions including Nottingham Castle and sampling some of the cities top eats, we also discover some hidden gems where you can escape the crowds of tourists and even spot some free roaming deer!

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⭐️VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS⭐️
00:00 Welcome to Nottingham
01:25 Robin Hood Statue
02:00 Nottingham Castle
08:42 Mortimer's Hole
09:40 Brewhouse Yard
11:22 Nottingham City Centre
12:12 Doughnotts
13:29 Highfields Park
16:51 Wollaton Hall and Deer Park
20:53 Hickory's Smokehouse Nottingham

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[brumarly]

I moved to Nottingham completely by accident, so far I've found it great so much to see and do I love it

[liszaf]

We just spent 6 months in Nottingham and it was amazing, so much history and green spaces, including the Aboretum, Colwick Park and lakes and Wollaton Park with its Deers! Fantastic walks along the canals too and great pubs! Also great place for exploring the UK as right in the middle! 2 pound to go anywhere on the bus and trams that crisscross the city, looking forward to going back!! I would say very underrated!! Well worth a visit!!

[lighthouse]

fun, like your jokes mate, "" the Clangers"" haha

[christopherroberts]

Thanks for the visit to Highfields Park. We love Nottingham and didn't even know it existed 😂👍

[Gez-C]

Funnily enough i only visited Nottingham for the first time recently, had no preconceptions of the city, but really liked the place and alot to see and do!

[Justnik]

This video was super helpful for planning our visit to Nottingham -Family from the US

[jayanddad]

I was born there and lived there for 35 years, and I still get back to see family and miss it

[alankwood]

grew up there so nice to see highfields and wollaton part again.. Thanks so much .. Im stuck in Isla Margarita in the caribbean now so I'm a long way away

[JohnAleman]

Them donuts were huge 😁 shame you didn't pop into the trip to see the cursed galleon Jason would have found that very creepy😮 good vlog guys 🍻

[iangraham]

Hi guys, another great video. Do you research what you want to do, or just find places to go when you are there. I obviously need to be more organised when visiting different towns. Look forward to the next video.

[rare_medium]

I was there a few weeks ago and enjoyed the Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem. Prices were normal and they had a great selection of beer. I enjoyed my pint outside under the impressive English oaks. Food smelled good too. They also have a pretty cool canal museum and the downtown itself is nice to walk around. Definitely a small town though. Possibly a good base from which to explore the region. They do need to exploit the Robin Hood angle more.

[kEvanfail]

Awesome video guys! Great to see Nottinghams better side for once. Next time you are in Nottingham, you should go to an ice Hockey game at the arena! Always a great night! Also the Hockley/lace market area has some awesome bars.

[MDBD]

Never been to Nottingham will have to give it a visit, the parks looked very good with lots to do and see.

[kirstyward]

The grand building with the clock tower at Highfields Park is one of the University of Nottingham buildings. I was lucky enough to do my undergrad there :)

[misplaymay]

I moved to Nottingham 4 years ago after straight up loving visiting over the years and I can safely say, you guys absolutely nailed it!

[dfnffc]

If you thought it looked familiar Wollaton Hall was featured in Batman because they used it as Bruce Wayne's house.

[wizziestwizzard]

Oh yeah, The JJs are back at it again!

[kevingreen]

You do USA trips, if you wanna see dinosaurs go to Alberta Canada and go to Tyrell museum in Alberta. Job done

[johnbillett]

You kept walking right past places. You should've gone into Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem pub, because most of the rooms are caves under the castle. There's a very cool industrial museum in Wollaton Hall stables building. Can't believe you missed it. There's also the City of Caves tour (unsurprisingly in the City Centre), the Galleries of Justice, a number of cool pubs along the canal, Green's Mill - a working windmill and science centre not that far out of the centre, and a Hooters restaurant.

[jayeroxburgh]

I love Nottingham, so much to see, lots of history. There are several lace museums, the shopping is fantastic plus in the Victoria centre there some caves you can go down into. People used to do several jobs down there like tannery