Nottingham Castle reopening date revealed by council

A 'pay once visit all year' pricing structure is promised for the attraction.

Nottingham Castle will reopen to visitors on 26 June, the city council has announced.

"Nottingham without its castle is like Robin Hood without his merry men, so it's going to be fantastic to have it back at the heart of our city's life." "We hope this announcement will come as welcome news, as we have endeavoured to listen to what visitors didn't like about the trust's admission arrangements, and I believe the simpler pricing and exceptional value we are announcing will help to encourage visitors, near and far, to come back again and again.

Peter Knott, Midlands area director for Arts Council England, said: "We're pleased to hear that Nottingham Castle will soon be reopening its doors to visitors - it's a great asset to the city and a place for people to celebrate the rich history and creativity of Nottingham."

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