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You can enjoy the best of Nottingham in autumn, from the cultural attractions to the natural scenery, and from the historical landmarks to the modern amenities.

Mercure Nottingham City Centre George Hotel, a 4-star hotel that is located in the heart of Nottingham. Whether you are visiting Nottingham for business or leisure, you will find everything you need at Mercure Nottingham City Centre George Hotel.

Whether you are looking for culture, entertainment, or nature, you will find something to suit your taste and budget. And if you book your stay at the Mercure Nottingham City Centre George Hotel, you will enjoy a cosy and elegant accommodation in the heart of the city.

Nottingham is a city that is worth visiting for many reasons. It is a city that combines history, culture, nature and entertainment in a unique and exciting way.

Rock City Nottingham is the most famous music venue and nightclub in the city, and one of the best in the UK. It is owned by DHP Family, a leading concert promoter and venue operator.

Nottingham is a major economic centre in the East Midlands, with a diverse range of industries and sectors, including finance, retail, education, healthcare, biotechnology and digital media.

Mercure Nottingham City Centre George Hotel is ideally located in the heart of the city, surrounded by nice cafes and restaurants. You can also explore the nearby attractions such as Nottingham Castle, Old Market Square, Lace Market and Theatre Royal.

Nottingham is a city that has a lot to offer for visitors, especially in August when the weather is warm and sunny. Whether you're interested in history, culture, nature or entertainment, you'll find something to suit your taste and budget in Nottingham.

There are many places in Nottinghamshire where you can learn more about Robin Hood and his adventures. You can visit Nottingham Castle, where he famously clashed with the Sheriff and escaped from the dungeons.

Whether you're a local or a visitor, you'll find plenty of options to suit your interests and budget. Here are some of the top attractions and events you can enjoy in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire this summer.

One of the best things to do in Nottingham on weekdays is to visit the Nottingham Castle Museum and Art Gallery. This historic site has been transformed into a world-class museum and art gallery, featuring a wide range of exhibits and collections that showcase the city's rich history and culture.

Family friendly events and activities in Nottingham include experimenting with magnetism, light and electricity at the Greens Windmill and Science Centre in Nottingham. Children can also enjoy cooking lessons and craft sessions at Greens Windmill and Science Centre in Nottingham.

Olly Murs at Motorpoint Arena Nottingham will see the chart-topping music star joined by special guests Scouting For Girls on part of his massive 2023 UK Tour.

Mercure Nottingham City Centre George Hotel is perfectly located for all the best Easter events in Nottingham. Right in the heart of the city centre, our boutique hotel is surrounded by many exciting bars and inspiring restaurants.

Suede in Nottingham Rock City promises to be an awesome evening. Doors open at 6:30pm on Friday 10th March 2023. At Suede in Nottingham Rock City, fans will be treated to classic 90s hits as well as new releases from their recently released album, Autofiction.

Just a 5-minute-walk from Mercure Nottingham City Centre Hotel, KT Tunstall Nottingham Tour at Royal Concert Hall is Tunstall’s first UK tour since releasing her new NUT album in September 2022; her seventh album since entering the scene in 2004 with a live solo performance on Later with Jools Holland on BBC Television.

Nottingham is a City that loves all forms of art, old and new. Movies are a huge part of life, whether it’s your first Disney movie as a kid or the first Tarantino film you see as an adult. Some films over the years develop what is known as a ‘cult following’ whereby fans of certain films identify with the film so much that they personify themselves in line with the characters of a film.

Whether you’re a sucker for ‘traditional romance’ or enjoy the quirkier side of a romantic experience, Valentine’s Day is a day to express your love for a special someone in a multitude of ways. Have you already got plans or are you still looking for something to do? If you answered with the latter then worry not, ...

Peggy's Skylight have done it again! This time with the UK's number one Jive and Swing band, The Jive Aces. Since getting together the band have become world renowned for their incredible stage presence and high-energy performances and showmanship. They were also the first ever live band to reach the finals of Britain's Got Talent.

For one night only the self-proclaimed Purveyors of full-fat, calorie-laden, whipped up funk 'n' soul, James Brown is Annie, named after an Eddie Murphy Saturday Night Live sketch, is returning to Nottingham for two performances in one day!

Produced by the incredible Roger Taylor and fellow band member of Queen Brian May, The Queen Extravaganza Nottingham has been designed especially to facilitate new fans, together with the long-standing fans, to truly immerse themselves and celebrate the music of one of the biggest bands in the world.

The New Year's Eve Gala 2022 at The Royal Concert Hall begins at 6pm and has a running time of just over two hours, meaning that those who wish to can make their way into Nottingham City Centre to experience the swell of excitement that is palpable at this time of year. So whether you’re planning on going out-out or heading home to spend a quiet night in with loved ones this gala is certainly a way to raise your spirits and get you in the celebratory mood.

On Sunday 23^rd October, after a three year enforced hiatus, Hockley Hustle is set to make a triumphant return to Hockley. Set to take over 30 Nottingham venues and feature 350 artists Hockley Hustle is a music and arts festival that helps five charities, added bonus? You only need to purchase one wristband to gain access to the entire festival.

The Goose Fair is one of Europe’s largest travelling fairs and is one of Nottingham’s oldest traditions, dating back more than 700 years. There is a legend that surrounds the fair, it is claimed that the Festival got its name from when a large flock of geese were driven from Lincolnshire and Norfolk to be sold in Nottingham.

Gandeys Circus has a reputation for concocting world class productions and taking them all around the globe, the reputation spans over one hundred years and is absolutely second to none.

Gandeys Circus returns to Nottingham with a sensational new production for 2022 – ROAR!!!

On Sunday the 15th of September, The Nottingham Green Festival will be entering its 27th year at the beautiful location of Arboretum Park from 12pm to 6pm. In short, the festival is a place for people of all ages and stages to come together, learn and explore and try the latest techniques and activities that are environmentally friendly and socially ethical.