This is a really good store for unique gifts, the items they have for sale are really different…read more Nice little trinkets with themes from all over the world. From african elephants to parisian train station clocks (you kind of have to see it lol) the prices are pretty resonable, the store is a fair size easy to move around staff are helpful and friendly and its really easily located in the broadmarsh centre so its good to have a look when your shopping in the centre.

This museum is located inside Nottingham Castle…read more When we visited there was a large display on the top floor by the Laura Knight, but I assume this is regularly changed. It also has a nistory of Nottingham display which we did not see due to a lack of time. Hopefully we'll go back another day to see the rest. The ground floor also houses the Sherwood Forester's Regimental museum (reviewed seperately) The musem is large and spacious and has a coffee shop and gift shop on the ground floor. This is access for the disabled, and all floors have stairs and lift access.

There are great views of Nottingham from the Museum part of the Castle grounds and some lovely…read moreexhibitions on too. My daughter liked the gift shop so she could spend some of her pocket money and theres a cafe too. We spent most of our time wondering around the Castle gardens but would like to go back and see some more. We did go in to the part that has the Forester's Regiment things, like old uniforms and books of service which I really liked. Definatley worth a visit.

No trip to Nottingham is complete without a visit to this local gem! Part gift shop, part DIY craft…read moreheadquarters, and part tea room (!), Debbie Bryan's never fails to inspire and delight both myself and my husband. I find myself wanting "one of everything" in the shop when I visit, so consider yourself warned! Located in the historic Lace District, it's only appropriate that Debbie also sells artworks featuring old lace patterns salvaged from a former local factory. There's many other artsy, cool and interesting shops & restaurants to be found close by in the 'hood so it's worth making an afternoon of it. Truly delightful!

lots of lovely hand made work from UK based designer…read more well worth the visit

This is a trendy, stylish shop that sits on a main road in West Bridgford. I do suspect that it…read moredoesn't get as much trade as it would if it were on the main high street, indeed, we had lived in West Bridgford for two years before we even noticed that it was a shop, and not just a house. Since discovering it, we have found it to be a very useful shop indeed - for cards, and girls. The merchandise is cute and girly - I guess with a name Daisy Daisy you might expect so. Little gifts for gardening, cooking, etc. Photo albums, cute t-shirts, mugs and bowls. There are some lovely items, but they need to be for someone who likes cute. The cards and wrapping paper are top class, you pay for them certainly, but that's what we expect in West Bridgford. Some quite different stuff here. We like the shop - it isn't for everyone, but we like it!!

Beautiful, sweet, cute, lovely little shop! Love it!read more

the diddle shop have some really cute items and teddy bears but it can be expensive they make…read morereally great gifts for children prob more for girls but i think they do have some boy-ish products too, if you have the money its worth spending here for some stuff. Their products are really good quality, they do have some pencils and notebooks and keyrings which are quite good value so they make good stocking fillers or small gifts for partys and pass the parcel games.

This is a beautiful shopping centre within the walls of the council house itself. Excellent shops…read morefor those with large, deep pockets - fashion and designer shops along with some more standard high street retailers, there's always something for you to stop and have a look at. There are a couple of galleries, which always have interesting stuff in, although the prices make me run away usually! At Christmas, they have the prettiest, largest Christmas tree in Nottingham, towering up at the cross point of the arcade. It really is worth a visit in December, and I make a point of using the arcade as a cut through - it also gets you out of the wind and rain for a few minutes!

Home of some of the higher end high street stores (Karen Millen, Warehouse), make up and more…read morefashion shops, a usually quiet little Exchange if you have a bit of money to splurge on some quality stuff