From visiting the Christmas markets to watching a game of Ice Hockey, there’s plenty to do in Nottingham this Christmas. FMB Radio’s Jessica looked at the top five activities and attractions to visit.
Winter Wonderland:
With the opportunity to go ice skating, drink mulled wine, or simply wander round the markets and take in the smell of the food, Winter Wonderland on Old Market Square is worth a visit. The Wheel of Nottingham also gives you a chance to look over the whole of the city centre and the alpine Ice Bar is one not to miss. Both Adult and Kid friendly there is something for everyone!
Old Market Square, Nottingham
7th November – 31st December
Christmas Market at Nottingham Castle:
Partnered with It’s in Nottingham, another Christmas market at Nottingham castle was open this weekend. With the Dementia Choir performing on the Saturday at 4 pm as well as others.
Nottingham Castle
25th November- 26th November
Christmas Films showings:
Christmas comes to the big screen this year at Broadway Cinema with films including The night before Christmas, Die Hard and Elf!
Tickets from £5. Click here for showtimes and more information.
Broadway Cinema Nottingham NG1 3AL
2 December – 24 December
Ice Skating at the National Ice Centre:
Enjoy the festivities of skating with the twinkle of Christmas Lights. Go with friends or family, you’re bound to have a good time!
To book the event, see here.
National Ice Centre, Lace Market, NG1 1L
The Nottingham Panthers:
For the sporty types, the Ice Hockey matches played by the Nottingham Panthers is a great way to experience Elite League sport, in the heart of Nottingham’s city centre.
Commencing with the Nottingham Panthers vs Belfast Giants on Sunday 26th of November, don’t miss out by getting your tickets here!
Motorpoint Arena, NG1 1LA
For other match fixtures dates and times, see here.
Jessica Milner
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