Nottingham Castle And The Robin Hood Statue

Nottingham Castle And The Robin Hood Statue. Hello friends, happy Wednesday. So how are you today?

Thanks so much for stopping by here today and joining us for The Wednesday Link Up. The Wednesday Link Up. One of my daughter and I’s favourite places to take photos has to be around Nottingham Castle.

They even have a fun red phone box there and we have often visited, for photos here.

Visiting Nottingham Castle and the iconic Robin Hood Statue promises an enchanting journey into the heart of English folklore and history.

As one steps foot into the grounds of Nottingham Castle, perched high on its sandstone cliff, a sense of grandeur and intrigue envelops the atmosphere. I always have to go and get a photo with Robin Hood. It would be rude not to! Haha.

Nottingham Castle And The Robin Hood Statue:

Nottingham Castle And The Robin Hood Statue.

The castle’s rich heritage unfolds through its medieval architecture, picturesque gardens, and captivating exhibitions, offering a glimpse into centuries of Nottingham’s past.

Nottingham Castle Redevelopment:

We visited inside with my daughter’s primary school trip. I would be interested to go inside again.

Because they have had a whooping £30 million upgrade and redevelopment.

I bet it looks amazing.

Nottingham Castle Caves. So cool to look around.

Venturing further, one encounters the legendary figure of Robin Hood, immortalised in a majestic statue near the castle grounds.

Standing tall and proud, Robin Hood symbolises the spirit of rebellion, justice, and camaraderie that echoes through Nottingham’s ancient streets.

Visitors can’t help but feel inspired by the tales of his daring adventures in Sherwood Forest.

Together, Nottingham Castle and the Robin Hood Statue weave a tapestry of myth and reality, inviting travelers to immerse themselves in a world of adventure, history, and timeless tales.

Have you ever visited?

This striking monument in a quaint village square honors the local legend, Robin Hood.

On 24th July 1952, the statue of Robin Hood was unveiled by the Duchess of Portland on the Robin Hood Lawn. Just beneath Nottingham Castle. Read more here: Robin Hood Statue.

Nottingham Castle Address: Castle Rd, Nottingham NG1 6AA.

Nottingham Castle Gardens (a few years ago).

What I Wore:

What I Wore: Dress: Old (Asda I think) | Disney Dogs Shirt: Tu Clothing at Sainsbury’s |  Trainers: Nike Women’s Air Force 1 Shadow

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Admission Prices And Opening Times:

Having been closed for an exciting £30 million upgrade and redevelopment.

Nottingham Castle is also now open, offering a brand new, world-class visitor experience. Entry slots are every 15 minutes, starting at 10 am. Last entry is one hour before closing. For the latest price information click here: Tickets.

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Nottingham Castle And The Robin Hood Statue:

Nottingham Castle And The Robin Hood Statue.

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