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Nottingham is a city in the center of England, known for its rich history and legends about Robin Hood. Here is a rough plan for how you can spend three days in this city.

Day 1: Historical Nottingham

  1. Nottingham Castle: Start the day with a visit to Nottingham Castle. Renovated and interactive, the museum provides a deep insight into the city's history. Take a stroll around the grounds and enjoy panoramic views of the city.
  2. Nottingham Caves: Located near the castle; a tour of these ancient caves will give you an idea of how these underground spaces were used in the past.
  3. Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem: One of England's oldest pubs, founded in 1189. A great place for lunch and relaxation in a traditional English atmosphere.
  4. Nottingham Industrial Life Museum: Learn more about the city's industrial history and try out various interactive exhibits.
  5. Dinner in the City Center: Explore local restaurants and cafes for dinner. We recommend trying traditional British food.

Day 2: Culture and Art

  1. Lace Market: Take a stroll through this historic area, where you will find plenty of shops, cafes, and art studios.
  2. Nottingham Contemporary: One of the largest contemporary art centers in the UK with constantly changing exhibitions.
  3. Breakfast or lunch in Hockley: Hockley is known for its trendy cafes and shops. It's a great place to grab a coffee and watch the city life.
  4. Royal Theatre and Derby Opera: Try to catch an evening performance. Various productions from classical to contemporary drama and music are held here.

Day 3: Nature and Relaxation

  1. Victoria Park: Start the morning with a walk in this picturesque park or have a picnic on its extensive green spaces.
  2. Wollaton Park and Bramcote Hills: Explore this huge park with a lake, forests, and beautiful views. It's a great place for hiking.
  3. Sherwood Forest: Visit the legendary Sherwood Forest of Robin Hood. Walking its picturesque trails and meeting the famous Major Oak is a must.
  4. Farewell dinner in the historic part of the city: End your stay with dinner in one of the cozy restaurants in Nottingham, perhaps trying local dishes or something special.

Nottingham is a city that offers a rich selection of historical, cultural, and natural attractions. I hope this trip will leave you with unforgettable memories!

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