NATIONAL JUSTICE MUSEUM

One of the historical places to see in Nottingham is National Justice Museum, a freestanding museum located on High Pavement in the Lace Market. The museum is located in what was once a Victorian-era courthouse, prison, and police station, making it a historic place where criminals were arrested, tried, convicted, and maybe executed. Both the jail and the courthouse were built in the 14th century.

The National Justice Museum is one of the well-loved places to go in Nottingham among tourists and locals alike being located in the heart of the Lace Market. It's housed in the city's historic courthouse and jail, which dates back to 1780. The museum's courtrooms and a jail built in the 14th century are two of its most popular attractions. As an added bonus, there are several fascinating displays dealing with criminal behaviour and its consequences. Don't miss out on seeing the Robin Hood exhibits. The National Ice Centre, the largest ice-skating rink in the UK, and the contemporary art museum Nottingham Contemporary are both within easy driving distance hence you can visit them too.

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Highlights

• Learn about the history of justice in America, interact with historical figures, and enjoy a variety of exciting and educational exhibits at one of the prime places to see in Nottingham, the National Justice Museum. 
• Visit Shire Hall, a Grade II* building, to see incredible dressed characters from Nottingham's past. 
• Wander through five stories of history, including a Victorian courtroom, a Georgian jail, and antique cells.
• The exhibits, activities, and courtroom performances feature a rotating cast of characters throughout the year, guaranteeing that visitors will never get bored.
• Experiencing ancient prisons and participating in cutting-edge exhibits and events give visitors a fresh perspective on the importance of law and justice in today's world.