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• Old Market Square
  "Very good, attractive"
  "I walk past the Old Market Square pretty much everyday. With it being recently (a few years ago) been refurbished/updated it now looks a lot nicer. The square tends to be made use off and there is always something happening on there. Weather it's the stalls for the Christmas market or a beach like t..."heme with a bar, fairground rides and a massive sand pit. Over the years after the refurbishment, I have noticed a lot more people using this area. It tends to get really busy when the sun comes out. The water fountain is also a very nice feature too. " More >
• water Meadows leisure centre
  "Decent value for money."
  "Been here numerous times now, particularly with the brothers. Whenever we arrive, we have no problem finding a space to park the car and are within the changing rooms within 5-10 minutes of arriving-no queues. Only problem is you only get about a two hour time slot with the car park, unless you ..."fancy being fined. The changing rooms are decent, with having a separate changing room for ladies, one for men and also separate cubicles with baby changing stations. The toilets are just average really, I tend to find them rather dirty every time I go. There are a number of attractions including a small circular pool for parent's with really young children (babies). But there is also a 8 lane 25m swimming pool for those who just want a serious swim and not a splash around. Apart from that they're is also another pool for those wanting to splash around and have fun. Every now and again, they'll be a wave machine which turns on-which makes waves across the water-this can be quite fun fo... " More >
• Galleries of Justice
  "Hidden histories"
  "A native of Nottingham, but always good to visit things on your own doorstep. As 2 adults we took the tour with interesting and engaging guides of the different periods - we weren't quite sure what to expect but found it really facinating with so much history for those interested in the local stuff,..." but also really impressive in conveying the prison experience throughout the ages. I think if you were just interested in penal reform and the evolution of the prison service over the years this would interest you, but there was lots of things for all ages with audience participation encouraged by old and young. There's quite a bit of walking on uneven ground and steps to navigate as you descend through history, but exploring is encouraged. One to make you think " More >