ShareKeep a tight rein on the purse strings as you explore Nottingham by tram, and discover a string of free attractions that are perfect for those on a tight budget.
Hop on board Nottingham’s modern tram network and you will uncover plenty for the family to enjoy. Book a stay at Igloo Hybrid Hostel for a quirky and central place to call home during your stay, with themed rooms and inventive decoration throughout. Venture to the New Art Exchange – an art gallery showcasing the latest in multicultural contemporary art and delight in their extensive lunch and evening meal menu.
Another tram ride will take you to Nottingham Lakeside Arts, set in the beautiful grounds of Highfields Park at the University of Nottingham, this is a public art space regularly hosting crafts and family orientated events as well as exhibitions and entertainment for all ages.
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