Tue 20th Apr 2021
by Creative Quarter
Robin Hood returns to the city centre with a dedicated exhibition and a host of other family-friendly activities
Life NewsFOLLOWING its £30million redevelopment, Nottingham Castle has announced it will reopen to the public on Monday 21st June 2021.
Sara Blair-Manning, Chief Executive of Nottingham Castle Trust, said:
“Nottingham Castle has been transformed into a world-class heritage site; this is a highly-anticipated moment for fans of the Robin Hood legend, as well as for anyone planning to make the most of time with friends and family this summer.”
Children exploring the new family areas at Nottingham Castle
The three-year period of extensive redevelopment and conservation followed a major £30m investment from National Heritage Lottery Fund, Nottingham City Council, D2N2 and Arts Council England, plus fundraising by the Nottingham Castle Trust.
Nottingham City Council Portfolio Holder for Culture, Dave Trimble said:
“The transformation of Nottingham Castle will have a lasting impact on our City and its 1,000 years of history. It will bring new opportunities for jobs and volunteering, enhance tourism and boost the local economy as well as spearheading the wider regeneration of Nottingham City centre. As a world-class heritage attraction it will be something Nottingham people can be proud of.”
A display of Nottingham lace in Nottingham Castle's new permanent exhbition
Visitors can expect to enjoy the following highlights:
In line with government guidelines, tickets must be booked in advance to ensure adequate space for social distancing. Ticket prices will be revealed shortly and once launched, will be available via www.NottinghamCastle.org.
The opening date and visitor offering is dependent on government guidelines and may be subject to change.
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