If you had the same childhood as I, Robin Hood was definitely a part of your childhood. The popular tale of Nottingham’s hero Robin Hood, who stole from the rich to the poor. Nottingham shire is proud to be the motherland of this spirited outlaw.Learning the history of Robin Hood while travelling around Nottingham is a must. There are several places you might want to go if you love Robin Hood very much.

As the land of Robin Hood, surprising there are only one Robin Hood Statue, which is located outside Nottingham Castle. In typical outlaw style Robin Hood stands outside Nottingham Castle, holding a bow and the point of his arrow aimed at the gatehouse and the establishment within. You could take a photo with Robin Hood and post your pictures on social media with the hashtag #LoveNotts.

If you visit Sherwood Forest take a quick trip to the town of Edwinstowe where you will find St Mary’s Church. This medieval church is over 800 years old and is supposedly where Robin Hood and Maid Marian got married!

Over the year, Nottinghamshire hosts a variety of events themed around the noble outlaw, including the Robin Hood Festival at Sherwood Forest and the Robin Hood Pageant at Nottingham Castle. There’s also the annual Robin Hood Beer Festival at Nottingham Castle and the Robin Hood Half Marathon to look forward to.

However, Nottingham has plenty of other attractions rather than what it was famous for. You could travel around Nottingham and experience the local culture. Click here for more attractions recommended.

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