Things You'll Need:
- A valid passport from your nation of origin
- A computer with Internet access in order to book reservations online
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Step 1
Know that there's more to Nottingham, England than just Robin Hood. The city is also famous for one of the most extensive cave networks in England.
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Know that Nottingham is located at approximately the center of England, along the River Leen.
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Step 3
Visit the Nottingham Castle Museum for an extraordinary look back in time. Easily one of England's most popular tourist destinations, Nottingham Castle Museum houses the world-famous statue of Robin Hood himself, as well as one of the most beautifully maintained gardens in England.
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Take the train from London's Heathrow Airport for the easiest way to reach the city. It takes more time than arriving at closer airports, but it's also a cheap alternative.
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Fly to Birmingham International Airport if you want to be closer to the city than you would be by flying into Heathrow. It's an expensive airport to land in because of the infrequency of flights, but a terrific point to fly into for convenience.
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Step 3
Fly into Nottingham East Midlands Airport from destinations in England as an alternative to taking a train. It's not a cheap airport to fly into, but it's worth it for the convenience.
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To book accommodations, contact Nottingham Tourism Centre at 011 (+44) 08444 77 5678 or visit their Web site (see Resources below).
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Book accommodations in the cheap hostels that are found in Nottingham. There are excellent values to be had in the city, and it's not uncommon to find lodging in a good location at extremely cheap prices.
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Step 3
Be aware that St. Ann's and The Meadows are tougher sections of the city. Take appropriate precautions if you book a hotel in these areas of town, such as being careful not to walk alone at night.
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Step 4
Spend a few nights in cheap accommodations in outlying cities. Nearby communities like Newark, Mansfield and Edwinstowe maintain a good number of accommodations to help with the peak season influx of tourists, and often charge less than what you'd find in Nottingham itself.








