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Welcome to Nottingham Where do I find? Entertainment NCCL Galleries Job Centre Friends Meeting House (E3) 58 Tram Stops Albert Hall (G4) 8 of Justice Museum (J9) 24 (Parliament Street) (G5) 42 Islamic Centre (F9) 59 Lace Market (H8) B Broadway Media Centre (G9) 9 Nottingham Castle (K4) 25 Magistrates’ Court (L6) 43 Nottingham Buddhist Nottingham Information points Cornerhouse, The (G6) 10 Nottingham NHS Walk in Centre (K11) 44 Centre (H8) 60 Trent University (E5) E Broadmarsh Shopping Lace Market Theatre (I8) 11 Contemporary (J8) 26 Nottinghamshire St Andrew’s with Old Market Square (H6) C Centre (J7) 1 Nottingham Arts Theatre (H8) 12 Old Market Square (H6) 27 Archives (L6) 45 Castle Gate (URC) (F5) 61 Royal Centre (G5) D NCT Travel Centre (H6) 2 Nottingham Playhouse (H4) 13 Robin Hood Statue (J5) 28 Police (F6) 46 St Barnabas Station Street (L8) A Nottingham Railway Rock City (F4) 14 Speakers’ Corner (H6) 29 Post Office (G6) 47 RC Cathedral (G3) 62 Station (L8) 3 Royal Centre (G6) 15 Victoria Clock Tower (E7) 30 Public Toilets St Mary’s Church (J9) 63 Car Parks P Nottingham Tourism - Royal Concert Hall Ye Olde Trip to (Greyhound Street) (H7) 48 St Nicholas’ Church (J6) 64 Arndale (K6) 1 Centre (H7) 4 - Theatre Royal Jerusalem (K5) 31 Trading Standards (E6) 49 St Peter’s (& St James’) Broadmarsh (K8) 2 Victoria Centre (F7) 5 Sky Mirror (H3) 16 Victoria Leisure Centre (G11) 50 Church (I7) 65 Fletcher Gate (I8) 3 Trent FM Arena (H10) 17 Public offices, community YMCA (E7) 51 Synagogue (E5) 66 Huntingdon Street (E8) 4 Shopping centres and facilities Unitarian Chapel (I10) 67 Mount Street (H4) 5 Bridlesmith Gate (I7) Places of interest BBC East Midlands (K10) 32 Centres of Learning William Booth Nottingham Railway Broadmarsh Shopping and key attractions Central Library (H5) 33 Castle College (K6) 52 Memorial Hall (F9) 68 Station (M9) 6 Centre (J7) 1 Bonington Art Gallery (E5) 18 Citizens Advice Bureau (L7) 34 New College Queen’s Bridge Road (M7) 7 Clumber Street (G7) Brewhouse Yard Council House (H6) 35 Nottingham (H9) 53 Transport Points St James’s Street (I5) 8 Derby Road (G2) Museum (K5) 19 Crown & County Courts (K8) 36 The Nottingham Bus Stations Stoney Street (I9) 9 Exchange, The (H7) 6 Trent University (F5) 54 Brian Clough Statue (H6) 20 Fire Station (E6) 37 Broadmarsh (K7) 69 Talbot Street (F4) 10 F H Mall (H7) 7 Castle Gatehouse (J5) 21 Guildhall (F6) 38 Victoria (E7) 70 Trinity Square (F7) 11 Hockley (H10) Castle Museum HMRC – Inland Revenue (M4) 39 Places of worship Upper Parliament Street (G5) 12 Lister Gate (J7) and Art Gallery (K4) 22 International Community Central Methodist Train Station Victoria Centre North (E7) 13 Victoria Centre (F7) 5 Centre (D6) 40 Mission (G8) 55 Victoria Centre South (F8) 14 City of Caves (J8) 23 Nottingham Railway Job Centre Christian Centre (F2) 56 Wollaton Street (G5) 15 National Ice Centre (H10) 17 Station (L8) 3 (Canal Street) (K9) 41 Congregational Church (I6) 57 A 123456789101112 A60 Mansfield Road to: t NET Park and Ride Key A60 Goose Fair Site, City Hospital (A611) M Mansfield, Sherwood Forest (A614) Nottingham Navigator One way streets NORTH A N Information Point S HUNTING F Pedestrianised I E B SHERWO L Nottingham Tourism D Centre Restricted vehicle Scale: R DON 0 50 100 O Victoria access metres ADD OD ST A Car parking D ST ISO zone Tram route and stops NS Taxi ranks Walking distance: MANSFIELD TRE ET Coach drop TRE It will take approximately 5 minutes to walk this far HS Toilets off points ET RT FO N UL ROUGH RD T F O S C R Disabled toilets SkyLink bus T N EE T O TR H T S WOODBO EL H G E S Shopmobility UniLink 4 bus t P ROAD U IN ARBORETUM H Tram route to: N T D A CL E LM 40 T LL S W R A R I E Open space UniLink 34 bus A N N The Forest W Y G W I V ET K T E D D O S R GILL STRE T Park & Ride, E O A N L O A Heli-pad Park & Ride Link 1 bus N N E Y W M Phoenix Park and Y D O S E S BLUECOAT ST S T E S R R T T R T K F R T Hucknall NS TREE R EE T Moorings Park & Ride Link 2 bus E PDE R A HAM E S E T RE E T T E G R D E T E T E T 70 D Royal 18 VICTORIA A 49 4 O BUS R D GOLDSM RD STATION N A S IO O zone HAK ION N E N R SPE U U T ARE 66 S L STR 13 KS L E E ITH S ET O R S L A E M W O D T C 51 S S A A610 to: GENERAL CEMETERY T U 30 T L E M1 Juncti on 26 E TH P 58 37 T N S ANN’S S N CHURCH O C THE Z T H TH L NOTTINGHAM T 59 t A CHAUCER STREET R S ST MARY’S REST TRENT E S R G PER U A610 R E UNIVERSITY 46 D C GARDEN 11 L R HUNTINGDON STREET A609 to: N WO A A D GOL Lace ALF 61 5 S W O Wollaton Park 54 S O O ST RETON N ST H H VICTORIA K D O University of S DSMI U IC T SQ BA Market 56 S R ITY CENTRE S R TH RD 38 RIN T S Nottingham T E T E S 68 TRE E E S T ET RE T MIL ST T N Jubilee Campus T TH T E zone O R K 10 14 THE D ST B TON 14 L E R F ST t A T CORNERHOUSE E A609 ILKEST T ALBOT ST ST A ON REET T T RD CANNING WOLLATON ST ROYAL W RE ST D ET 10 E CIRCUS CONCERT EN B REET G R 50 HALL TRINIT DERBY ST IN O WALK K 15 KIN O ROA MANWALK K VICTORIA 15 CONV T D GS THEATRE Y S H T FOR NT STRE B O IAME ET T LEISURE E ROYAL PARL R A BY RD L WOLLATON STREET OWER E NEW R LH L T E CENTRE T DER O C C T H S D KI P L 55 R O G BROAD STR CAS E U S EET A G A6200 W U ET Q NG E M E TR t S TR N N A S U I TLE T O L E N M B B K ME E L STR A S E I E R A E R H RL 47 D T R E TERRACE A R N O A6200 to: I P EET G T E L 42 S T R K O G C 62 8 L E S STR E G P S OL P E T COLN K LIN T Derby (A52) U T ON L S E T G ALBERT R H 9 S E T T A612 to: S 48 EET E U T S HALL GREYHOUN R S M1 Junction 25 T 12 T BOST R E R R 20 S 12 E CHAPEL E G Colwick STRE T E L E T T L A E IN QMC BAR ON HEATHCOAT E G N T T R ET DL Nottingham - 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