[2025 Nottingham Attraction] Travel Guide for Highfields Park (Updated Jul)

📅 Itinerary - Old Market Square : walk 11 min - King’s Walk : walk 2 min - Wollaton Hall : walk 2 min, bus 30 Wollaton from Victoria Centre (stop J5) to Rectory Gardens (stop WO05), walk 11 min - Highfields Park : walk 14 min, bus 36 Chilwell from Wollaton Park Gate (stop UN17) to West Gate (stop UN23), walk 18 min - Paul Smith : walk 29 min - River Trent : walk 23 min - Nottingham Canal : walk 23 min - Robin Hood Statue : walk 12 min - The Lace Market : walk 10 min 🥣 Food Recommendations - Bill's Nottingham Restaurant : the staff are very very nice and good take care of customers — lovely ❤️ - 200 degrees coffee shop : so crowded 😭😭

#nottinghamtrip Address: University Boulevard, Nottingham NG7 2RD, United Kingdom Atmosphere: A calm and open green space with a lake, big trees and beautiful bosoms flowers. Great for walks, relaxing with kids. Highlights: • Lakeside views • Open lawns and walking paths • Family-friendly space, group welcoming Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #familytrip #picnic #publicpark

#nottinghamtrip for Nature & Garden Lovers 🌳🌷 Day 1: Leafy City Strolls • 🏨 Stay at: Hart’s Hotel – stylish hotel with garden views • 🥐 Breakfast at: 200 Degrees Coffee (just by Nottingham Castle!) • 🌼 Visit: Nottingham Arboretum – oldest public park in the city • 🏰 Explore: Nottingham Castle Gardens + the Ducal Palace • 🥗 Dinner at: No.Twelve – plant-based, seasonal dishes Day 2: Grand Estates & Greenhouses • 🍳 Brunch at: The Pudding Pantry • 🚗 Day trip: Newstead Abbey – Lord Byron’s home with vast gardens, waterfalls & peacocks! • 📷 Photo stop: Japanese Garden + rose walk • 🍕 Dinner at: Oscar & Rosie’s – cosy vibes, great pizza Day 3: Parks & Chill • ☕ Coffee at: Greenhood Coffee House in Beeston • 🌿 Morning walk through Highfields Park & University Park • 🛍️ Stop at a local garden centre or plant shop (like The Worm That Turned) • 🚖 Departure – blooming with peace and petals!

British wildlife becomes lively too—birds sing cheerfully, bees buzz among flowers, and newborn lambs frolic in green meadows. Rain showers are still frequent, but they nourish the lush landscapes, making everything appear fresh and vibrant. Cities also embrace the season. London’s Kew Gardens dazzles with floral displays, while quaint villages host spring fairs. Pubs open their beer gardens, and people shed heavy coats for lighter jackets. #travel #naturalwonders #citydaytours