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Nottingham Navigator On-street unit and graphics

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Old Market Square The Navigator units designed Shopping Centre by Streetwise have been developed to incorporate the City’s existing fingerpost system.

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Welcome to Nottingham • You are in Canal Street This display is part of Nottingham Navigator, a network of information panels to help you find all that our city centre has to offer. More information on its zones can be found on the reverse.

How far is it from here to? Broadmarsh zone Distance Walking Time Royal zone (north) s s s s w Royal Centre (G6) 760 metre 11-14 minute The Broadmar h zone i the gate ay to the city centre for The Nottingham Trent University (F5) 1,136 metres 17-21 minutes many visitors to Nottingham, with Nottingham Midland S s sS s Victoria zone (north) tation and Broadmar h Bu tation ituated here. There are (F7) 771 metres 12-14 minutes lots of places to shop in this zone, particularly in the Victoria BusStation (E7) 1,158 metres 17-22 minutes s S S Broadmar h hopping Centre, entered from Collin treet, Castle zone (west/centre) Lister Gate and Middle Pavement. (K4) 362 metres 5-7 minutes (H4) 780 metres 12-15 minutes (H6) 543 metres 8-10 minutes As well as taking advantage of the excellent shopping, enjoy k s a stroll along the canal at Castle Wharf and relax at one of Lace Mar et zone (ea t) &Arena (H10) 798 metres 12-15 minutes the many waterside bars and restaurants. (J8) 382 metres 6-7 minutes NCCL Galleries of Justice Museum (J9) 416 metres 6-8 minutes

Broadmarsh zone (south) Nottingham Train Station (L8) 281 metres 4-5 minutes Broadmarsh Shopping Centre (J7) 157 metres 2-3 minutes

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Welcome to Nottingham • You are in Canal Street This display is part of Nottingham Navigator, a network of information panels to help you find all that our city centre has to offer. More information on its zones can be found on the reverse.

How far is it from here to? Broadmarsh zone Distance Walking Time Royal zone (north) s s s s w Royal Centre (G6) 760 metre 11-14 minute The Broadmar h zone i the gate ay to the city centre for The Nottingham Trent University (F5) 1,136 metres 17-21 minutes many visitors to Nottingham, with Nottingham Midland S s sS s Victoria zone (north) tation and Broadmar h Bu tation ituated here. There are Victoria Centre (F7) 771 metres 12-14 minutes lots of places to shop in this zone, particularly in the Victoria BusStation (E7) 1,158 metres 17-22 minutes s S S Broadmar h hopping Centre, entered from Collin treet, Castle zone (west/centre) Lister Gate and Middle Pavement. Nottingham Castle (K4) 362 metres 5-7 minutes Nottingham Playhouse (H4) 780 metres 12-15 minutes Old Market Square (H6) 543 metres 8-10 minutes As well as taking advantage of the excellent shopping, enjoy “How far is it” table k s a stroll along the canal at Castle Wharf and relax at one of Lace Mar et zone (ea t) National Ice Centre &Arena (H10) 798 metres 12-15 minutes the many waterside bars and restaurants. Nottingham Contemporary (J8) 382 metres 6-7 minutes provides distances and walking NCCL Galleries of Justice Museum (J9) 416 metres 6-8 minutes Broadmarsh zone (south) times to a standard set of key Nottingham Train Station (L8) 281 metres 4-5 minutes Broadmarsh Shopping Centre (J7) 157 metres 2-3 minutes places of interest, immediately A 123456789101112 transmitting just how easy it is A60 Mansfield Road to: t NET Park and Ride Key Goose Fair Site, City Hospital (A611) A6 Mansfield, Sherwood Forest (A614) 0

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Above: Castle Wharf Broadmarsh zone Local area map: The Broadmarsh zone is the gateway to the city centre for many visitors to See full city centre map on reverse Nottingham, with Nottingham Midland Station and situated here. There are lots of places to shop in this zone, particularly in the Broadmarsh Shopping Centre, entered from Collin Street, Lister Gate Queen’s and Middle Pavement. Bridge Road Car Park As well as taking advantage of the excellent shopping, enjoy a stroll along NOTTINGHAM the canal at Castle Wharf and relax at one of the many waterside bars and RAILWAY restaurants. T STATION E A s E C rchive A Magistrates’ Court R T R S Station Street R Tram Stop IN D R What’s near here? footpath G O

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I D On the opposite side of the canal you will see the Magistrates’ BROADMARSH M Court. A short walk away in Canal Street is Nottingham Crown St. A s’ Court and County Court. SHOPPING Nichola RI Church CENTRE A An entrance to the Broadmarsh Shopping Centre is on Collin N Street. Broadmarsh is an historic name for this area of the city Top: Nottingham Magistrates’ Court This map is reproduced from Ordnance Survey material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf Nottingham Navigator Bottom: Broadmarsh Shopping Centre and was adopted by the shopping centre when it opened in 1973. of the Controller of Her Majesty’s Stationery Office © Crown copyright. Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. 100019317 2009. Information Point

Forman Street Clock Tower and Victoria Centre View over St Barnabas to the city centre National Ice Centre Royal zone Victoria zone Castle zone Lace Market zone

At the heart of this zone is the Royal Centre, Shopping dominates this zone which was once Within the impressive walls that once Now part of Nottingham’s proud heritage, comprising the splendid Theatre Royal which home to the city’s Great Central and Great surrounded the original medieval Nottingham the Lace Market was at the forefront of UK dates back to 1865, alongside the more Northern railway lines. The Clock Tower of the Castle is a magnificent 17th century ducal lace design and manufacturing throughout modern Royal Concert Hall. Nearby are The former Victoria Railway Station was preserved mansion with wonderful views over the Castle the 18th century when there were more than Cornerhouse and Trinity Square developments and now marks one of the entrances to the zone and the entire city centre. 130 lace factories in this area of the city. offering a variety of leisure venues including a modern day Victoria Centre. Today the magnificent lace and textile multi-screen cinema, bars and restaurants. The iconic statue of Robin Hood stands factories have been converted into specialist Next to the shopping centre is the original outside the Castle walls just downhill from the shops, restaurants, cafés and bars, offices, There is a wide range of shopping, wining and Victoria Hotel which accompanied the former Castle’s 13th century Gatehouse. There is also apartments and the city campus of New dining throughout the area which also plays station. much to see and do at the Nottingham Castle College Nottingham. host to two of Nottingham’s major centres of Museum & Art Gallery inside the Castle. learning, Nottingham Trent University and The award winning NCCL Galleries of Justice . Many other historic buildings and fine Museum, Nottingham Contemporary art gallery architecture can also be found in the area, and the National Ice Centre are also in this area. particularly along Castle Gate and in the Old Market Square, and there is a wide selection of wining, dining and leisure venues nearby.

Nottingham Navigator has been jointly funded by Nottingham City Council, Greater Nottingham Partnership and East Midlands Development Agency. Nottingham City Council gratefully acknowledges the contributions from many organisations and individuals in the making of these panels. Nottingham Navigator was designed by Streetwise Orientation & Navigation Systems, www.streetwisesystems.com Unit 35

Events in Nottingham: Nottingham is a cosmopolitan city with a vibrant year-round events programme: Spring Summer Autumn Winter And throughout the year…

MARCH: JUNE-AUGUST: SEPTEMBER: Festive events Cutting edge exhibitions St Patrick’s Day, 17 March Outdoor Theatre Heritage Open Days A range of events and activities take place in At galleries across the city including the New Ireland’s patron saint is celebrated with events Classic theatre and family favourites at Explore Nottingham’s architectural treasures the city to mark Christmas, Eid and Diwali. Art Exchange, Nottingham Castle and in Old Market Square. Nottingham Castle and Newstead Abbey. free of charge. NOVEMBER: Nottingham Contemporary (opening late 2009). JUNE: APRIL: Robin Hood Festival of Running Christmas in Old Market Square A List live music and comedy Armed Forces Day Nottingham’s annual marathon. The city centre is taken over by a winter At Nottingham Arena and the Royal Centre. St George’s Day, 23 April A weekend of family activities and military wonderland complete with festive markets, an Look out for events marking ’s patron OCTOBER: International theatre and performance displays at Wollaton Hall and Deer Park to outdoor and thousands of twinkling lights. saint’s day. Goose Fair At Nottingham Playhouse, the Royal Centre celebrate Britain’s Armed Forces. DECEMBER: MAY: The UKs most famous travelling fair visits the and Lakeside Arts Centre. JULY: . Pantomime time! 1940s Knees Up Engaging historical displays Splendour Look out for thigh-slapping productions to Step back in time to the war years at The Robin Hood Pageant At NCCL Galleries of Justice Museum, The Wollaton Park hosts a fantastic live music delight all ages at various venues. Museum of Nottingham Life, with music, Nottingham Castle is transformed into a Museum of Nottingham Life and Nottingham festival with a national and international line-up. dancing and costumed characters. medieval encampment for a celebration of our JANUARY/FEBRUARY: Castle. Cultural Festivals most famous hero. Chinese New Year City Pulse World class sporting events Enjoy music, performances and markets Celebrate the new year with events across the city. Nottingham comes to life on Spring Bank Robin Hood Beer Festival At Nottingham Arena, The City of Nottingham celebrating different cultures in the City Holiday weekend with live music stages CAMRA present a range of ales from local FEBRUARY: Tennis Centre, Trent Bridge Ground, our including: One World Festival, Mela, Pride throughout the city centre. breweries. Light Night two football grounds and other city venues. and Nottingham Carnival. See Nottingham illuminated with spectacular nottdance Outstanding classical music AUGUST: performances and installations across the Dance 4’s annual international festival of The Nottingham Classics season brings the Riverside Festival city centre. experimental dance and performance. best in orchestral music to the Royal Centre. The banks of the come alive with live World music, a street fair and more at one GameCity of the City’s favourite events. Annual videogame festival. Children’s Festivals NOVEMBER: The Lakeside International Children’s Theatre Bonfire Night, 5 November and Dance Festival takes place in June and Family fireworks display and fair at Forest For more information visit these websites: Nottingham Children's Festival in August. Recreation Ground. www.visitnottingham.com www.nottinghamcity.gov.uk/whatson Lustre Lakeside Arts Centre present their annual or call: 08444 775678 contemporary crafts fair.

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Royal Welcome to Nottingham Victoria Lace Market Castle You are in Canal Street Broadmarsh

Above: Castle Wharf Broadmarsh zone Local area map: The Broadmarsh zone is the gateway to the city centre for many visitors to Zone promotion See full city centre map on reverse Nottingham, with Nottingham Midland Station and Broadmarsh Bus Station situated here. There are lots of places to shop in this zone, particularly in This side focuses mainly on the Broadmarsh Shopping Centre, entered from Collin Street, Lister Gate Queen’s and Middle Pavement. Bridge Road Car Park promoting what there is to see As well as taking advantage of the excellent shopping, enjoy a stroll along NOTTINGHAM the canal at Castle Wharf and relax at one of the many waterside bars and RAILWAY restaurants. Nottinghamshire and do in each of Nottingham’s STATION A s C rchive A Magistrates’ Court TREET R S Station Street R Tram Stop ath IN G ParkSmart zones. Each unit is What’s near here? footp

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ID On the opposite side of the canal you will see the Magistrates’ BROADMARSH M Court. A short walk away in Canal Street is Nottingham Crown S t. A A “local area map” s’ Court and County Court. SHOPPING Nichola R Church CENTRE IA An entrance to the Broadmarsh Shopping Centre is on Collin N Street. Broadmarsh is an historic name for this area of the city oriented to the direction faced Top: Nottingham Magistrates’ Court This map is reproduced from Ordnance Survey material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf Nottingham Navigator Bottom: Broadmarsh Shopping Centre and was adopted by the shopping centre when it opened in 1973. of the Controller of Her Majesty’s Stationery Office © Crown copyright. Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. 100019317 2009. Information Point by the user provides greater detail on the locations of points of interest in the immediate

Forman Street Clock Tower and Victoria Centre View over St Barnabas to the city centre National Ice Centre vicinity. Royal zone Victoria zone Castle zone Lace Market zone

At the heart of this zone is the Royal Centre, Shopping dominates this zone which was once Within the impressive walls that once Now part of Nottingham’s proud heritage, comprising the splendid Theatre Royal which home to the city’s Great Central and Great surrounded the original medieval Nottingham the Lace Market was at the forefront of UK dates back to 1865, alongside the more Northern railway lines. The Clock Tower of the Castle is a magnificent 17th century ducal lace design and manufacturing throughout modern Royal Concert Hall. Nearby are The former Victoria Railway Station was preserved mansion with wonderful views over the Castle the 18th century when there were more than Cornerhouse and Trinity Square developments and now marks one of the entrances to the zone and the entire city centre. 130 lace factories in this area of the city. offering a variety of leisure venues including a modern day Victoria Centre. Today the magnificent lace and textile multi-screen cinema, bars and restaurants. The iconic statue of Robin Hood stands factories have been converted into specialist Next to the shopping centre is the original outside the Castle walls just downhill from the shops, restaurants, cafés and bars, offices, There is a wide range of shopping, wining and Victoria Hotel which accompanied the former Castle’s 13th century Gatehouse. There is also apartments and the city campus of New dining throughout the area which also plays station. much to see and do at the Nottingham Castle College Nottingham. host to two of Nottingham’s major centres of Museum & Art Gallery inside the Castle. learning, Nottingham Trent University and The award winning NCCL Galleries of Justice Nottingham High School. Many other historic buildings and fine Museum, Nottingham Contemporary art gallery architecture can also be found in the area, and the National Ice Centre are also in this area. particularly along Castle Gate and in the Old Market Square, and there is a wide selection of wining, dining and leisure venues nearby.

Nottingham Navigator has been jointly funded by Nottingham City Council, Greater Nottingham Partnership and East Midlands Development Agency. Nottingham City Council gratefully acknowledges the contributions from many organisations and individuals in the making of these panels. Nottingham Navigator was designed by Streetwise Orientation & Navigation Systems, www.streetwisesystems.com Unit 35

Events in Nottingham: Nottingham is a cosmopolitan city with a vibrant year-round events programme: Spring Summer Autumn Winter And throughout the year…

MARCH: JUNE-AUGUST: SEPTEMBER: Festive events Cutting edge exhibitions St Patrick’s Day, 17 March Outdoor Theatre Heritage Open Days A range of events and activities take place in At galleries across the city including the New Ireland’s patron saint is celebrated with events Classic theatre and family favourites at Explore Nottingham’s architectural treasures the city to mark Christmas, Eid and Diwali. Art Exchange, Nottingham Castle and in Old Market Square. Nottingham Castle and Newstead Abbey. free of charge. NOVEMBER: Nottingham Contemporary (opening late 2009). JUNE: APRIL: Robin Hood Festival of Running Christmas in Old Market Square A List live music and comedy Armed Forces Day Nottingham’s annual marathon. The city centre is taken over by a winter At Nottingham Arena and the Royal Centre. St George’s Day, 23 April A weekend of family activities and military wonderland complete with festive markets, an Look out for events marking England’s patron OCTOBER: International theatre and performance displays at Wollaton Hall and Deer Park to outdoor ice rink and thousands of twinkling lights. saint’s day. Goose Fair At Nottingham Playhouse, the Royal Centre An events calendar celebrate Britain’s Armed Forces. DECEMBER: MAY: The UKs most famous travelling fair visits the and Lakeside Arts Centre. JULY: Forest Recreation Ground. Pantomime time! 1940s Knees Up Engaging historical displays Splendour Look out for thigh-slapping productions to Step back in time to the war years at The Robin Hood Pageant At NCCL Galleries of Justice Museum, The Wollaton Park hosts a fantastic live music delight all ages at various venues. Museum of Nottingham Life, with music, Nottingham Castle is transformed into a Museum of Nottingham Life and Nottingham festival with a national and international line-up. has been introduced to give dancing and costumed characters. medieval encampment for a celebration of our JANUARY/FEBRUARY: Castle. Cultural Festivals most famous hero. Chinese New Year City Pulse World class sporting events Enjoy music, performances and markets Celebrate the new year with events across the city. Nottingham comes to life on Spring Bank Robin Hood Beer Festival At Nottingham Arena, The City of Nottingham celebrating different cultures in the City Holiday weekend with live music stages CAMRA present a range of ales from local FEBRUARY: Tennis Centre, Trent Bridge Cricket Ground, our including: One World Festival, Mela, Pride visitors information on the wide throughout the city centre. breweries. Light Night two football grounds and other city venues. and Nottingham Carnival. See Nottingham illuminated with spectacular nottdance Outstanding classical music AUGUST: performances and installations across the Dance 4’s annual international festival of The Nottingham Classics season brings the Riverside Festival city centre. experimental dance and performance. best in orchestral music to the Royal Centre. The banks of the River Trent come alive with range of activities to be found in live World music, a street fair and more at one GameCity of the City’s favourite events. Annual videogame festival. Children’s Festivals NOVEMBER: The Lakeside International Children’s Theatre Bonfire Night, 5 November Nottingham all year round and and Dance Festival takes place in June and Family fireworks display and fair at Forest For more information visit these websites: Nottingham Children's Festival in August. Recreation Ground. www.visitnottingham.com www.nottinghamcity.gov.uk/whatson Lustre Lakeside Arts Centre present their annual or call: 08444 775678 contemporary crafts fair. help encourage their return.

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O W G P E T E E R W S E AT S AND A Bridlesmith Gate (I7) E R E K S N E I W G TR D A ’S A Castle College (K6) 52 A K A L K ATE M T L TE A R G TRENT FM E L E L TR R TER B R R K R S Y PE E R E A G ST E E A A E ARENA Broadmarsh Shopping T T S 3 E P I T E 9 N New College P N T R M R GATE T O U S F 65 FLETCHER G HE T S I PILC A Centre (J7) 1 T H S B TE O ’ A D S Nottingham (H9) 53 S H Y R A 6 R B E S T N M L E S ANE 1 S E L L I G F 67 M T OA T T A M R A L P A B D AY 2 J G A W S Clumber Street (G7) X T A A R S A T E u T D R The Nottingham S N P T S N R P R S E T E L M 8 I U 11 LU AN T E O 57 Y P DE H G E JA L LOW A ’S Derby Road (G2) Trent University (F5) 54 I P A VEME T M R L NT LE S ET

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G A L F H Mall (H7) 7 s RI S G A V E O F D A D M Ca tle N T 23 E IN HIL U N NT AL TLE L P HO RI F E M E AS E C O TR L A R 24 P A Hockley (H10) Central Methodist 1 H D UM R POPLAR STREET E N I L zone T S L SQ S P A P Mission (G8) 55 21 G L T T L AD E WA BROADMARSH O TL O Lister Gate (J7) N R AS AD Above: Victoria Centre 64 CLIFF RO U TO C SHOPPING E N C Y POPH G Christian Centre (F2) 56 L A H S CENTRE Victoria Centre (F7) 5

J 28 T L L A Congregational Church (I6) 57 NOTTINGHAM E A N CASTLE R M E O S 25 A EET 32 Friends Meeting House (E3) 58 STR TRE K CIT D OLLIN CITY LIN Y LINK Entertainment What’s near here? 52 C 69 T Victoria zone EE 44 Islamic Centre (F9) 59 2 ET 22 STR Albert Hall (G4) 8 ANAL You are in Victoria Centre, built on the site of the former Victoria 31 BROADMARSH C L Nottingham Buddhist PEV 1 41 O Railway Station which opened in 1900 after demolishing an area ERIL DR BUS STATION N Broadway Media Centre (G9) 9 A6005 to: IVE 19 A D Centre (H8) 60 LB O ’s ION ST Shopping dominates this zone which was once home to of slums and the Union Workhouse. The baroque style clock Queen Medical Centre N Cornerhouse, The (G6) 10

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Univer ity Ho pital NH Tru t AL STR 36 St Andrew’s with E K A O tower belonged to the Victoria Railway Station and is now a Nottingham University C N N C A (I8) 11 T Castle Gate (URC) (F5) 61

T s D the city’s Great Central and Great Northern railway lines. Bee ton/Long Eaton A D E AR RRINGTO lasting tribute to the age of the steam train. ShowcaseCinema EV E 34 S UL R T (H8) 12 T Castle Marina Retail Park BO R St Barnabas E S ASTL E The Clock Tower of the former Victoria Railway Station was C D footbridge E RC Cathedral (G3) 62 A6005 R T STREET Nottingham Playhouse (H4) 13 Opened in 1972, Victoria Centre was Nottingham's first indoor t O N A ION F A S T S T IL St Mary’s Church (J9) 63 TREET (F4) 14 preserved and now marks one of the entrances to the shopping complex and one of the first in the UK. Today it is the W 45 St Nicholas’ Church (J6) 64 city’s premier shopping mall with around 120 shops, including 43 NOTTINGHAM Royal Centre (G6) 15 modern day Victoria Centre. L RAILWAY STATION - Royal Concert Hall St Peter’s (& St James’) many fashion brands, alongside the John Lewis and House of 3 - Theatre Royal Church (I7) 65 Fraser department stores. It also offers a range of cafés and 39 6 Safer, cleaner, ambitious Sky Mirror (H3) 16 Synagogue (E5) 66 Next to the shopping centre is the original Victoria Hotel restaurants in and around the centre as well as the city's indoor 7 market. QUEEN’S ROAD L Trent FM Arena (H10) 17 Unitarian Chapel (I10) 67 A453 to: O N Nottingham which accompanied the former station. M1 Junction 24 (southbound) D

O William Booth East MidlandsAirport, Donington Park A W s 60 to: Trent Bridge, e t Bridgford, N As A 3 A city we’re all proud of Opposite the Milton Street exit is the YMCA built in 1937 in a hby De-La-Zouch ( 45 ), Birmingham (M42) National Water Sports Centre, Loughborough, RD Places of interest Memorial Hall (F9) 68 Riverside Retail Park, Castle Marina Retail Park w k s A A 3 Ne ar /Leice ter ( 46), Grantham ( 52) north German style by T. Cecil Howitt, architect of the Council

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6 A House. A little way up Mansfield Road is the Rose of England This map is reproduced from Ordnance Survey material with 0 Bonington Art Gallery (E5) 18 ss S u Transport Points the permi ion of Ordnance urvey on behalf of the Controller t s of Her Majesty’s Stationery Office © Crown copyright. Broadmar h zone public house - another distinctive Victorian Gothic style building Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown copyright and may Brewhouse Yard Bus Stations lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. 100019317 2009. by Watson Fothergill. Museum (K5) 19 Broadmarsh (K7) 69 Brian Clough Statue (H6) 20 Victoria (E7) 70 Top: Emett Clock Castle Gatehouse (J5) 21 Bottom: Shopping in Victoria zone Castle Museum Train Station Nottingham Navigator is a network of Where are the cycle routes? and Art Gallery (K4) 22 Nottingham Railway also incorporating significant street inclines (J8) 23 information panels to help you find all Station (L8) 3 A 123456789101112 National Ice Centre (H10) 17 NCCL Galleries Tram Stops

M K A Cycling ey HUN that our city centre has to offer. N of Justice Museum (J9) 24 N S

F S TIN I Lace Market (H8) B H E L You are here E G B R D D W R O D Nottingham Castle (K4) 25 O N Victoria O S Recommended A T Nottingham D D ss D S zone Cro City Cycle Route I S T Theatre Royal O Nottingham N Trent University (E5) E k S ST M Big Trac T TH FOR A Contemporary (J8) 26 k S UL N Old Mar et quare C F H S Tram route ST U Old Market Square (H6) C EL F N PE D I T R E

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T O w Station Street (L8) A T One ay cycle route where you will find these freestanding D D R T O E E G D T Royal O Old Market Square Speakers’ Corner (H6) 29 LD S . T D The Cornerhouse Old Market Square National Ice Centre Nottingham Railway Station S S N R 13 (cycling prohibited) zone HAK NIO M ES U s IT PEA VICTORIA Victoria Clock Tower (E7) 30 units and finger posts. They also carry R SOUT Broadmar h H E BUS S ST Direction of gradient uphill T STATION Car Parks C R (medium to high slope) L E E A H E N R THE

S T C T Ye Olde Trip to E H NOTTINGHAM H S N A S G CH UCER T U E TRENT R D L D Arndale (K6) P R 11 A C A R O UNIVERSITY H LF H S A local area information and will provide N W Lace S U 1 RETO S W Jerusalem (K5) 31 O T S T H N Royal zone Castle zone Lace Market zone Broadmarsh zone O O S T O H T k K N R U IN D Mar et SQ S C BA RD E Y I T IT E T G H S Broadmarsh (K8) P E S IN R S T R S R T M D EE STREET T T T T T VICTORIA T N O zone 2 O I R E B L K N F AL THE E ILK A T E ESTON T T LBO S CENTRE S you with an easy way of finding your RD CANNING WOLLATON S T TRE CORNER- O T T ET T B RE N P CIRCUS ET ROYAL HOUSE R R Fletcher Gate (I8) ST O D CENTRE E ERB AN S E OK Public offices, 3 Y RM T T VICTORIA TH ROA FO M B D LIA EN S S A D AR T T T LEISURE R W A N STREE ER P T T Y N E OLL TO T LOW GE E C RB E R CENTRE H E W E R P D E C Huntingdon Street (E8) At the heart of this zone is the Royal Centre, Within the impressive walls that once Now part of Nottingham’s proud heritage, The Broadmarsh zone is the gateway to the R K A S C R community centres A O ST E

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PEL S T A S B E L T PLAYHOUSE R ON T G H dates back to 1865, alongside the more Castle is a magnificent 17th century ducal lace design and manufacturing throughout with Nottingham Midland Station and WELLINGTON RO BBC East Midlands (K10) 32 Nottingham Navigator is part of the W W OSEGATE HOCKLEY Nottingham Railway CIRCUS W PELHA S EST RO M T ST GO L P LONG LTON OW A M CAR R R K A E A ST WOOLPAC L NE E modern Royal Concert Hall. Nearby are The mansion with wonderful views over the Castle the 18th century when there were more than Broadmarsh Bus Station situated here. K G T IA ATE R P G Station (M9) E ID M S R R CHEA S TO SE S Central Library (H5) 33 T N E P IDE A T S AD VIC W R S

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P L Parksmart signing strategy. E E AND TENT FM N A E E T A T N P E G S Queen’s Bridge Road (M7) S W S S ’S I V Citizens Advice Bureau (L7) 34 A L ARENA R A A A K M K TE E N ER ETE T BAR ER G L L P R R 7 K R T GA ST I 3 M WA T A HER G E S N R H B offering a variety of leisure venues including a Today the magnificent lace and textile particularly in the Broadmarsh Shopping P A E S U A ILCHER G E P E I T T E G S O N Y T L R R A T A L P OA St James’s Street (I5) M BR AY E F T D T Council House (H6) 35 W S A G M T E S E RE T R T A 8 D MP S multi-screen cinema, bars and restaurants. The iconic statue of Robin Hood stands factories have been converted into specialist Centre, entered from Collin Street, Lister Gate FLETC U R PL G N L T I U OW PA Y VEME A ’ LI NT M S EET O ID S T TR D T FOOT H S L EN PENNY E M M E G P GATE G TER P M ATE Crown & County Courts (K8) 36 Stoney Street (I9) A A G A E I V AVE S ER L D E I H 9 outside the Castle walls just downhill from the shops, restaurants, cafés and bars, offices, and Middle Pavement. I T ME P F s D D N

Ca tle S A T GH A TE C L HI E A S Talbot Street (F4) P zone H POPL R T When leaving Victoria Centre from the M Fire Station (E6) 37 AD There is a wide range of shopping, wining and Castle’s 13th century Gatehouse. There is also apartments and the city campus of New O BROADMARSH I R L AD 10 ON A RO L CLIFF T P N RI SHOPPING LE C O J A CENTRE P A H P dining throughout the area which also plays much to see and do at the Nottingham Castle College Nottingham. As well as taking advantage of the excellent A Trinity Square (F7) NOTTINGHAM S N Guildhall (F6) 38 M T WA 11 CASTLE S L S TR ET INK Milton Street exit, your nearest on-street E T E L IN OLL E R CITY Y C 2 E ST host to two of Nottingham’s major centres of Museum & Art Gallery inside the Castle. shopping, enjoy a stroll along the canal at R T P BROADMARSH AL L HMRC – Inland Revenue (M4) 39 Upper Parliament Street (G5) AN O O C BUS STATION N 12 PEV A E D RIL O

D D RIV T learning, Nottingham Trent University and The award winning NCCL Galleries of Justice Castle Wharf and relax at one of the many N E REET R

ST E P AL R Victoria Centre North (E7) K A N International Community N O D C C Nottingham Navigator unit is directly A T 13 R V A A E S L D U R Nottingham High School. Many other historic buildings and fine Museum, Nottingham Contemporary art gallery waterside bars and restaurants. O T E B T R L R Centre (D6) 40 AST I E E P C N T Victoria Centre South (F8) E E E G STRE T N 14 R T STATIO architecture can also be found in the area, and the National Ice Centre are also in this area. O T N ahead of you. S Job Centre S NOTTINGHAM Wollaton Street (G5) P D T RAILWAY STATION 15 L R particularly along Castle Gate and in the Old O (Canal Street) (K9) 41 F L I Market Square, and there is a wide selection W QUEEN’S ROAD Job Centre (Parliament Street) (G5) 42 of wining, dining and leisure venues nearby. M This map is reproduced from Ordnance Survey material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of the Controller of Her Majesty’s Stationery Office © Crown copyright. Broadmarsh zone Magistrates’ Court (L6) 43 Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. 100019317 2009. NHS Walk in Centre (K11) 44 Nottingham Navigator has been jointly funded by Nottingham City Council, Greater Nottingham Partnership and East Midlands Development Agency. Nottingham City Council gratefully acknowledges the contributions For further information visit: www.thebigwheel.org.uk from many organisations and individuals in the making of these panels. Nottingham Navigator was designed by Streetwise Orientation & Navigation Systems, www.streetwisesystems.com Unit 52

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