I wasn't sure what to expect when we decided to spend the afternoon here but I was very impressed and glad we made the trip. We arrived about 1pm and was told there was a court case being acted out at 1.30 we could go...More

Well presented exhibition and fascinating building. Can take part in a real courtroom case - teenage daughter enjoyed being a witness. Lots to see and everything interactive.

We visited the National Justice Museum as part of a joint ticket with the City of Caves. We arrived just in time for a tour of the police station which was fully operational till 1986. There was a tour of the cells, a murder to...More

Even though I live in Nottingham it’s somewhere I’ve never visited The museum is great set over 4 floors going down the first floor holds the courtroom where a court is held using actors and visitors which makes for interesting viewing. Ours was a suffragette...More

The museum has number of galleries over four levels. On three levels there were actors in costume playing period roles. One was a female rights agitator, another was the prison doctor. Galleries focus too on modern issues such as capital punishment and refugee treatment. Galleries...More

In the old Shire Hall this gives an insight into the justice system. Re-enacted hearing, interactive displays and a lot of information in the old court rooms and cells. Placing justice in historical context. Also has a nice cafe. Combine it with the City of...More

It was definitely interesting to look around, plenty to read but not in a boring way. Seeing the layout of the court was also interesting. All fascinating. The only problem was no clear way around so we weren't sure if we were missing anything out....More