One thousand years of history lie within Nottingham Castle and we are incredibly lucky to have such an amazing site of archaeology and human interest on our doorstep.

Synonymous with the legendary outlaw Robin Hood, the castle provides a fascinating glimpse into Nottingham through the centuries.

Nottingham Castle is currently undergoing a £29.4 million transformation into a world-class heritage destination and is closed until 2020 while this work takes place.

Part of the National Justice Museum, the City of Caves is part of a hidden maze of more than 500 sandstone caves underneath the streets of Nottingham, dating back to the Dark Ages.

From the Anderson air raid shelter to the only medieval underground tannery in the country, the caves provide a thrilling series of history lessons.

Just a five-minute walk from the casino, this is an experience you won’t forget in a hurry!

Set within the heart of the city, the Theatre Royal is home to some of the biggest names on stage.

You’ll find major touring dramas, opera, ballet, West End musicals and annual pantomime on the bill, as well as stand-up-comedy and huge names within the music industry.

Just at the end of Wollaton Street (and a hop across the tram crossing), the Theatre Royal is practically on our doorstop.

Home of the Nottingham Panthers Ice Hockey Team and host to some of the biggest names in the entertainment and sporting industry, Motorpoint Arena is the ultimate venue for watching incredible live shows.

Enjoy music, comedy and much, much more at this exciting arena and professional ice rink, situated in the beautiful area of the Lace Market and just a 15 minute walk from Alea.