Nottingham is a vast city, justly proud of its Robin Hood connection.
Parking is extensive and well sign-posted.
If you want to be close to the key area for outlaw enthusiasts, follow signs to the Castle and 'Tales of Robin Hood,' but don't miss the further Hood-sites dotted around the city centre. At its centre stands the grand domineering Council House, built by Cecil Howitt in the 1920s. It houses a delightful fresco depicting Robin and his men within its cupola and the ten-ton hour bell in the dome is called 'Little John'. On its north side is the local tourist information centre who will be happy to help your find your way around the city. In front of the Council House is the expansive open space of the Old Market Square.