Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem Public House and Nottingham City. Open at all times. Free entry.

Details

Accessibility:

There is plenty of blue badge parking in Nottingham both on street and in car parks. Many of the attractions in Nottingham are wheelchair accessible, however it is advisable to check with each venue prior to your visit. Nottingham City has fifteen of the new style fully accessible toilets called "Changing Places" toilets which include a height adjustable changing bench and washbasin, a hoist system to lift people between wheelchairs and the toilet, enough space to ensure the bench and toilet can be approached from either side. Locations can be found at: http://www.nottinghamcity.gov.uk/community/changing-places-toilets/

Nottingham Tourism Centre: has level access and automatic entrance doors, an induction loop and a Minicom available for use on the counter which has lowered sections, and guide dogs are welcome. There are several car parks nearby, all within a five minute walk and all with blue badge parking (Lace Market and Trinity Square being the nearest) • Blue badge parking bays are available on both King Street and Queen Street just opposite the Tourism Centre. It has an access statement at http://www.experiencenottinghamshire.com/dbimgs/Access%20Statements/Tourism%20Centres/Access_statement_for_Nottingham_tourism_centre_529934259.pdf

Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem Public House: please use its contact details below for full access information

Brief Description:

Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem Public House is an historic building immediately south of Nottingham Castle.

Nottingham is a city in Nottinghamshire in the East Midland. The legend of Robin Hood is linked to Nottingham, and it is known for its tobacco, and lace making industries. In October 2015 it was named the Home of English Sport. It has two universities and is also home to Notts Country, the world's oldest professional football club, which was formed in 1862. It is also home to Nottingham Forest football club.

Further Information

Address:

Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem Public House, 1 Brewhouse Yard , Nottingham, Nottinghamshire NG1 6AD.

Nottingham Tourism Centre, 1-4 Smithy Row, Nottingham City Centre, Nottingham, NG1 2BY

Email:

Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem: 4925@greeneking.co.uk

Nottingham Tourism Centre: email via http://www.experiencenottinghamshire.com/nottinghamshire-shopping/nottingham-tourism-centre-p473481/email

Phone:

Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem:0115 947 3171

Nottingham Tourism Centre: 0844 477 5678

Website:

http://www.triptojerusalem.com/

http://www.nottinghamcity.gov.uk/

http://www.nottingham.co.uk/tourist-information/

Opening Hours:

Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem:

Monday to Thursday: 11am to 11pm

Friday and Saturday: 11am to Midnight

Sunday: 11am to 11pm

Meals are served from 11am to 10pm

Nottingham Tourism Centre:

Monday - Saturday:  9:30am–5:30pm; Closed on Sunday except in July and August, and in December before Christmas; but please telephone to check, and also its Bank Holiday opening times.

Nottingham city: Open at all times.

Directions:

Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem Public House is an historic building immediately south of Nottingham Castle, on the western side of the centre of Nottingham.

Nottingham Tourism Centre is situated in the centre of Nottingham in a pedestrianised area underneath the Council House just off Old Market Square, and is well signposted throughout the city. There is seating available in this area along with accessible toilets just opposite on Greyhound Street • There are several car parks nearby, all within a five minute walk and all with blue badge parking (Lace Market and Trinity Square being the nearest) • Blue badge parking bays are available on both King Street and Queen Street just opposite the Tourism Centre.

Nottingham can be reached by several routes, including the following:

From Hucknall via A611 (7.0m). Take Beardall St to Portland Rd. Drive from Nottingham Rd, A611, and Mansfield Road to Nottingham.

From Stanton-on-the-Wolds via Melton Rd/A606 (10.3m). Head north east on Browns Lane. Follow Melton Rd/A606 and A52 to Queens Drive/A453 in Nottingham. Take the A453 exit from Clifton Blvd/A52. Continue on Queens Drive/A453 to your destination.

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Transport:

The nearest railway station is Nottingham. There are buses that serve the local area. For more travel information go to http://www.traveline.info or call 0871 200 22 33.

Amenities:

There are restaurants, bars, hotels, bed-and-breakfast accommodation in Nottingham City. Also in the area are museums and shopping.