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Contemporary Nottingham

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Facts about Contemporary Nottingham Museum

Opened in 2009

One of the largest contemporary art centre in the uk

Has been described as “the most inspiring gallery in the uk” (guardian)

More than 50 exhibitions have been presents since opening in 2009

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City of Caves

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Wollaton Hall

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Facts about the City of Caves

Network of caves

Used over the years as a tannery, public house cellars, and as an air raid shelter

Part of the National Justice Museum

None of the caves are natural

Cut into sandstone for homes, cellars, and workplaces

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Facts about the Wollaton Hall

Largest dedicated Natural History Museum in the county

Elizabethan mansion

“Prodigy house” - extravagant palatial-style homes built by the wealthy and royalty

Statues brought from Italy in early 1700s

Hall re-opened in 2007 to the public

Scenes from “The Dark Knight Rises” (Batman movie) were shot outside of Wollaton Hall

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One of the largest contemporary art galleries in the UK, presenting free exhibitions, special events, and family activities.

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The Arboretum

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Save on National Justice Museum tickets

Why not buy a joint ticket offering a reduced admission price to the National Justice Museum? Save money and discover a museum experience like no other.

To book a Joint Ticket
Add your desired tickets for the National Justice Museum and the City of Caves to your basket and the discount will apply automatically. These must be the same type of ticket, for example an adult ticket or a student ticket.

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Why not buy a joint ticket offering a reduced admission price to the National Justice Museum? Save money and discover a museum experience like no other. To book a Joint Ticket Add your desired tickets for the National Justice Museum and the City of Caves to your basket and the discount will apply automatically.

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Facts about The Arboretum

First designated park in Nottingham

Opened on 11th May, 1852

Nottingham’s “Green Lungs”

Contains more than 800 trees & 65 species

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Conservation Areas are areas of the city of special character and historic interest that are subject to special planning controls. The Arboretum area was designated as a Conservation Area in 1983. Within Conservation Areas, there are tighter controls on the work that can be done without planning permission. These restrictions can be summarised as follows:

Buildings and boundary walls/gates/railings within the area cannot be demolished without planning permission from the City Council.

Certain alterations to houses would now require specific planning permission. These include new dormer windows, all side extensions, all rear extensions over one storey high, chimneys, flues, soil and vent pipes on the front of a property, some outbuildings, cladding or rendering of exterior walls and satellite dishes on the front of a property.

Trees within the area may not be cut down, topped or lopped without 6 weeks written notice being given to the City Council.

Applications for planning permission in the area should 'preserve or enhance' the special character of the Conservation Area.

Draft Arboretum Conservation Area Appraisal and Management Plan Consultation

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Conservation Areas are areas of the city of special character and historic interest that are subject to special planning controls. The Arboretum area was designated as a Conservation Area in 1983. Within Conservation Areas, there are tighter controls on the work that can be done without planning permission.