Is Nottingham real? UK travel vlog | England
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Nottingham, England is one of those places that sometimes confuse foreigners. "Is Nottingham real?", "Was Robin Hood real or fictional?" and "Was Robin Hood a true story" are among the most searched terms related to a trip to Nottingham, UK
Yes, Nottingham is real, and it's a lovely city. In this vlog, you will see some of the main places to visit in Nottingham, like the Nottingham Castle and the Robin Hood statue, Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem, Park Estate, the Nottingham canal, and Old Market square in the Nottingham city centre.
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Счастливого пути !
Привет! спасибо Большое! 😊😍😊❤😉😊❤
- Renata, какие вы молодцы ! Ноттингем представлен необычайно интересно . Остаётся вам показать Ноттингем в тёмное суток , если это возможно .
@@stanislav0522 К сожалению, я уже покинул Ноттингем 😭😭😭, но уже планирую новые видео в следующий раз, когда буду в Англии (надеюсь, в следующем году). Спасибо за идею!
@@RenataPereiraTV Ничего страшного , видео и так интересное , мне очень понравилось , поверьте мне , я сам настолько вредный и то за столь недолгое видео вы фактически полностью раскрыли Ноттингем со всех ракурсов , самое главное вы уловили "жемчужину" привлекательности для посещения этого города . Одним словом , очень удачный сюжет )))))
There are 4 legends of Nottingham, Robin Hood, Maid Marian, Brian Clough & Peter Taylor
DH Lawrence, Lord Byron, Alan Sillitoe ...
... Su Pollard ...
Killer 121 who?
There's a 5th - the left lion.
And young t and Bugsey
I hope it's real because I lived there
hjahhahaa
😂😂😂
Lmao me to
Same
Same 😂😂
I lived in Nottingham as a lad, living down the Meadows and going to Trent bridge school then Roland green school, as kids we used to play on the demolition sites in the 70s, some were fond memories, others not quite so, now i’am 62 and live in Mexico City. Congratulations on the video very informative, thank you.
Ah I am SO pleased you visited my home city. All the best Renata
Your city is so lovely!!! 😍❤
At one part of the video you are close to a Street called Standard Hill, this is where King Charles I raised his Royal Standard and so began the English civil war and ultimately him losing his head. There is so much history in Nottingham all this merits is a small plaque in a car park wall!
Did you know that New Zealand singer 🎶 Hayley Westenra laid the first new slab in the Old Market Square , Nottingham , April 2006 .
My home city!! Born and bred in Nottingham
Right opposite Ye Olde Trip To Jerusalem pub is a building which was my former college where I studied my A Levels before attending University called Peoples College of Further Education which I believe it is shut down now. The Park Estate is a very exclusive area on the west side of the city centre. The Old Market Square is not as good as it used to be but it is the central location where friends meet up. I think the parks in Nottingham are very beautiful especially Wollaton Park and Highfield University Park plus the Embankment along the River Trent going towards Trent Bridge is scenic. Nottingham was one of the shopping capitals of the UK, also know for its vibrant nightlife and lots of amazing restaurants in the city centre. Night time in the city centre gets a bit crazy.
Yes it has a well known football club (or it used to be) Nottingham Forest - one of the 5 English teams to won the Champions League (it was called European Cup back then when they won it) and won it twice in a row. The city has 2 famous statues: Robin Hood close to the Castle and Brian Clough (former Forest manager) close to Old Market Square
The Market Square in Nottingham is called that because it used to hold the Goose Fair which has now moved site. Goose Fair is held from the first Wednesday of October every year until the weekend. Loved seeing your view of Nottingham 😊
Thanks for the info!
I've lived in Nottingham all my life and I never knew the park estate had gas lighting. Thanks for the info👍
I'm glad you like it! Thank you so much for watching ❤
Fun fact: the y in "ye" developed from what used to be called a thorn, which was the letter used to represent the "th" sound in old English - so "ye olde trip to Jerusalem" should just be pronounced "the old trip to Jerusalem", pretty much how we'd say it in modern English. Less fun to say, unfortunately, but more accurate.
monkeymox How interesting! 🤗🙌 Thanks for letting me know 👍😉✌️
I hope you also went to Sherwood Forest to see the Major Oak in Nottingham the hiding place of Robin Hood. 👍👍
Nooooooooo , I didn't... 😭😭😭😭😭 On the next day it was raining, so we ended up staying in town, seeing the caves and museums... But it was very nice too 😍😍
@@RenataPereiraTV did you also know that Laurel and Hardy used to visit a couple of the villages in Nottingham and also performed their act here?
Just another fun fact. 👍
www.leftlion.co.uk/read/2017/august/laurel-and-hardy-in-nottingham-aj-marriot-lace-market-theatre/
2namtaB No, how fun! I used to watch them a lot as a kid 😍
@@2namtaB Charlie Chaplin as well. They were all together at the Malt Cross which, unfortunately, closed down suddenly last year.
As for Sherwood Forest. It's a great location to go and relax. The city is charming (Edwinstowe) and not very many tourists go there because there really isn't a whole lot to do there. The Major Oak is amazing but it's at an arm's length. The best thing about Sherwood is that you can go off the beaten path and wander what feels like an untouched countryside.
@@KismetMedia Ohhhh! You just got me daydreaming here 😍😍
Renata I was stationed in Germany in the peace time, in a village called VERDEN UM ALLER, after being 84 now I covered many but if you want go back too the Middle Ages then this is superb for you ,personally I always wanted to go to the famous desert film set situated by las Vegas MOHIBE you seem so genuine and may I wish good hunting , Godbless N norman
Is New York real? I've seen it in sa few movies so I have my doubts.
Don’t think so, don’t even think americas real tbh
Thank you so much for the beautiful tour of Nottingham. I'm preparing to visit in May 2020 and look forward to see where my ancestors lived and worked in the lace market in the 1850's. Great tourist video!
Thank you! Enjoy your visit 😃
The castle was destroyed during the civil war but many years after the duke of Newcastle built a ducal palace in its place. It's a shame it's closed or you could have seen some of the old castle masonry that makes the pathway up the side of the hill.
Those caves on the corner of the cliff lead to Mortimers hole, a very gory story worth looking up.
Thanks Renata for showing the historic city of Nottingham in such an interesting way. We live in the next city Leicester and I have been to Nottingham couple of times. But did not see it the way you presented it. May be you are a tourist and hence more inquiring eye than locals. Thanks for a very wonderful and informative video. I quite like Gordon's cheeky presence around you. I have subscribed and seen quite a few of yours. Looking forward to more, specially London.
Thank you so much Pagla! I really appreciate it ❤️. Gordon is so shy and doesn’t like to be on camera 😂😂, so I have to take advantage when he is in the mood ✌️! All the best!
I'm from Nottingham myself but went to Leicester University for my degree. Yep Nottingham and Leicester are in the East Midlands region and are 25 miles apart. Leicester has a few tourist spots but probably not as much as Nottingham. But hey New Walk is pleasant and if you want a good Indian curry, then Belgrave Road is the place to be
So good to have an intelligent, articulate not to say beautiful visitor to our shores.
Thank you very much I appreciate
I am a ‘Snot’ but live in Manchester now. A great nostalgic tour thanks Renata. I used to meet up with friends in Market Square in front of the town hall and was told that when a virgin passed by the lions would roar - never heard them do that!!
Haha...thanks for watching
Great video of our lovely city :) really good editing to showcase some of the nice sights of Nottingham
So glad you like it! Thanks! ❤️🤗
You should also visit Wollaton Hall and deer park, it was used as Wayne Manor in the dark night rises so may well be familiar to you. Also most people don't know this but the Y in "Ye Olde Trip To Jerusalem" etc. Is really an ancient now unused Scandinavian letter called Thorne it was pronounced "Th", so really it's The Old Trip To Jerusalem. love your videos keep them coming.
Ahhhhhhhh!!!! Now it makes total sense! 😂😂😂 Thank you for the update! 🙌🙌 And yes, Wollaton Hall is so beautiful!!! We visited in our first day in Nottingham: ruclips.net/video/8l6FJRS8iTk/видео.html
We have an inn in Rattery ,Devon called the "Church House Inn " which is dated 1028 a.d .
Thank you for the information
It's funny I live in Nottingham and just see the place as a normal place to live. It's not until I see someone else enjoying and talking about my home town that I realise how lucky I am. By the way you should have mentioned the salutation pub just up the road from the trip
As always ... Very professional and only the most interesting. You are REALLY the best! 🧡
Alex Ant Alex, you are amazing!!! 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗 Thank you so much!
My hometown, hope you enjoy your visit.
For breakfast and lunch, I recommend the "Hungry Pumpkin" in the lace market area.
That's great to know, thank you very much! I already left Nottingham, but lots of people ask me about recommendations and I'll certainly share
@@RenataPereiraTV - well you better go back "in your dreams"
Another excellent vlog. I really enjoyed the tour guide really informative and educational I learnt so much from you already. It was interesting knowing the history of the city. I’m really glad you enjoyed exploring Nottingham.
Awesome, thank you very much! 😍👍
I admire and love the way you present the places. I just checked Nottingham. Great work Sister.
Thank you so much 🙂
Рената, Вы замечательно показали город. Очень интересно. Ждем продолжения!
Привет Светлана! спасибо Большое! 😊😍😊❤😉😊❤ Я так рад, что тебе нравится
Рената!урааааа!наконец новое путешествие😊🔆🔆🔆как приятно 🔆😊
Привет Сергей! Большое спасибо! 😊😍😊😉😊 Извините, я не смог загрузить видео в прошлое воскресенье ... Я был так занят, когда уезжал из своего дома в Техасе. Спасибо за просмотр моего канала!
Great surprise ending!!🙌🙌🙌 Love it! Cricket!!💯
Hi Arthur! That's great! Thank you so much! 😊
In England, we don`t say HAM on the end of words.we pronounce it UM.As in Nottingum, Birmingum. .
Nowadays, yes, but in the past in would have been -ham, -wich, -wick. I have no problem with foreigners pronouncing it correctly.
@@leod-sigefast Judging by your name you are not very English. I was just pointing out how the English pronounce it.
Went there a few days ago. It has the oldest inn in england and the 4th oldest in Europe.
Yay my city
Such a lovely city 😍😍
Mine too!
Same
Same
Nice to see you enjoying my hometown 😀 hope you had a great time!
7:27 thats my boat we were in spoons that day lol
Ahhhh!!! How nice! What a coincidence! 😉
Great videos Renata. All your world travel vlogs are really informative. I live near Sherwood Forest so interesting to see you visited Nottingham. If I may ask, where are you from ?
Thank you very much. I am from Brazil, close to Rio de Janeiro but now live in the USA.
Absolutely charming, Renata. Enjoyed it.
You describe very well. We live
Close to Nottingham but didn't
Know so many caves there. keep it up. 👍👍👍👍
Thank you so much! I just uploaded a new video showing the caves: ruclips.net/video/KD8aHQcmS0U/видео.html. Hope you like it 🤗🤗🤗
Just came across your channel by searching RUclips for Birmingham (my city), and I've watched all your 2018 videos from your UK trip. Great content, it was nice seeing the UK from a tourists perspective, and very interesting indeed!
Kaz P thank you very much and welcome to our channel.😃👍
Robin of Locksley, mentioned in almost all the Chronicles also Holinshed's.
Great video. Just one thing to remember - "Ye" was always pronounced "Thee". The Y was actually an old letter called "Thorn", which represented the "Th" sound in English. When we started printing things the original typesets - mostly from Germany did not contain a thorn symbol, therefore they used Y instead. But it was always pronounced "th".
My husband who is Canadian/American should know this! 😂😂😂 I have the excuse of being Brazilian 😉... Thank you for the info and all the best!
We also prounoune dick head as dick ed.
i've lived in mapperley/carlton my entire life and i still wonder this. Also there is a number of markets in old market square but its not all year round
Haha. thanks for the information
Fab videos and facts and very nicely presented! Keep up the good work! Much love from Nottingham, born and bred👍🏻 xx
Thank you so much, Stacey!!! 😘😘😘
We have a lot of very interesting places in the UK. I live in a town that is the oldest recorded town in Britain. It has a Norman castle, Roman walls. It was ruled by Queen Boudicca,, leader of the Iceni people. Was involved in the English Civil War, buildings with canon damage. Also, we had visits from Mathew Hopkins the infamous Witch Finder General... What town is it? Another great video. Great interview with Sonyanga, nice chap.
Nice! Is it Colchester? Once I heard about it being the oldest, not sure it's true. I'm glad you like the video, thanks a lot 😊
@@RenataPereiraTV - It is very nice. Population is rising though, at an alarming rate. There are challengers to our oldest town but I think it still stands.
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I first found your channel when you did the Man Utd stadium tour. Ever since then, I've watched your videos and enjoyed them all😁
That's so great to hear, Ryan! Thank you so much!
Hello, what a nice Video. Well done.
I hope to see a lot more from you. Have a nice day.
Not just the tourists who love the Trip to Jerusalem. A wonderful pub, carved into the sandstone, right under the castle. Love it. When my son comes back from Portugal with his family we'll go to the Trip for a pint or two of their amazing beer.
Fantastic, enjoy!
@@RenataPereiraTV Sorry, I should also say thanks for a fantastic video. I really enjoyed it.
Didn't mention lace making and pharmaceutical industry?
You make me feel proud to call Nottingham my home!
Spot on about Ezekiel Bone's tour as Robin Hood, not only looking at the evolving story but also a guide to the architecture and history of Nottingham.
I sooooo wanted to take his tour, but it was on Saturdays only, and I would not be in town anymore... Next time I'll plan to spend a weekend there 😉 😊
@@RenataPereiraTV yep.
Nice to see A Nottingham vlog, despite the legendary attraction, we are a bit off the beaten track. Cross country, one could say.
Will Richardson Nottingham is definitely worth a visit 😍. I missed 2 attractions that are closed for refurbishment that I really wanted to see, plus there's the Robin Hood tour... so I will love to go back in a few years ❤️
@@RenataPereiraTV The castle has great views and is a good museum. You may like my Instagram, willandric for photos.
I walk up and down past the car to, pub and trip most workdays to go to another must see places, Bromley House Library. One if onky two city centre gardens.
I'd love for you to tour Oxford, where I'm from and see what you find there. There's ancient castle walls, museums, and the oldest university in the UK
I’d absolutely love to ❤️😍. Hopefully next time I’m in England
Another great vlog Renata! Glad you enjoyed the oldest inn.
Glad you like it, Fred! Thank you so much!
3:13 - quick transition from smile to serious 😄
HAHA...yes....needs to work on camera presence. Thanks for watching
market will be open on market day.. like lots of places around the uk..they have a central market place but just set up once per week..hence "market day"
Thank you for the information! And thanks for watching!😃
This is mad i live very near Nottingham so go into the city very regularly and you just told me a load about my city that i didnt know lol thanks
ALH GUITAR That’s great to hear 🤗🤗🤗. My pleasure!
Innnit
The Ancient Ram Inn In Wotton-Under-Edge in Gloucestershire was built in 1145
I visited that place where she was when i was in primary (near robin hood statue)
Very cool we can generate a memory. It is a special town!
Hi Renata just want say love your vlogs. As an English man Nottingham is one of our nest city's. Loved how you showed it xxx
YOUR VIDEOS ARE FREAKIN AWESOME!! Keep up the quality content!
I recognise that diner! The awesome Warsaw Diner, Canning Circus.
Yeah it’s a real place considering I live here
Haha! Lucky you 😉😊. All the best!
Same 😂
Renata Pereira thank you 😊 all the best to you too
the council is a homage to rome much better as the corn exchange. totally diferent building
Great video as usual. You mentioned the cave complex under Nottingham well worth a visit also the prison and criminal court are worth a visit also.
hey what's the camera that you're using?
Hello, we have moved on from the equipment back then. We currently use a Canon R, Go Pro Hero 10, and Canon G7 cameras
Hello teacher renatinha start my day watch your vidio again
As one who lives in the UK I find your videos to be knowledgeable and Intelligent, well done look forward to seeing more :-)
My grandparents and father were born in Nottingham, They came to the States in 1923. Many of my ancestors are buried in The General. I hop to visit and research more of the family, Well done.
Kevin W, that would be a fun trip. Thank for watching!
Nice update of city Thank you
I am not tired to see your all videos, one better than other
eh?
Excellent video. I used to live there x
Thank you! I appreciate it, especially coming from someone who knows Nottingham way better than me! 😉 😊
Check out the Chameleon for live music, it's tiny but has a massive sound system.
thanks a lot for the new video :) cool!!)
I live in Nottingham, You didn’t Film the city centre (the place full of crime and gangs)
I heard that Nottingham is dangerous, is that real?
Woww... Beautiful I love UK ur vedios very good... Well done 😘
Thank you so much, Ashir! 😉 😊
Wollaton hall is a must!!!
Yes a wonderful place it is.
Where is Brother Tuk and Little John ??
Might still be in the forest! 😉 😊 ❤️
Great video 👏👏👏👏 Big like from Oxford Uk 🇬🇧
That's so strange I live in Nottingham and we almost have the same surname
But your surname is 4 x 4's in a row?
@@hmu05366 in Botswanan it means The same thing
i was in Nottingham in visited my cousin
I hope you had a good visit!? It is a charming little town! Thanks for watching!😃
I was in Nottingham nice castle to see was in middle age at UK..
I wish I could have seen the castle! 😭😭 Only in a few years now ✌️
@@RenataPereiraTV - Nottingham isn't real!! you guys are brainwashed
Please please it's not pronounced "not ing ham" it's pronounced "not ing um" a good look at some of the stuff in the city but as a Nottingham resident I'd definitely recommend checking out the river trent if you want somewhere scenic to visit if you're looking to have a night out that's where Nottingham is amazing as there are so many amazing pubs the trip to Jerusalem is definitely a good place to visit but I'd also recommend highly a few others the malt cross the trent navigation the organ grinder and the vat and fiddle most have their own associated breweries and alot of the beer on offer is not available outside Nottingham much if at all not so much for the malt cross but its a very nice building the ice arena is a great place to visit as is the cricket ground notts County are one of the oldest football clubs in the world as well as the more successful Nottingham forrest which is one of the most picturesque stadiums you will see on the banks of the trent standing on the trent bridge itself is the best way to view it I'd definitely recommend getting out to Beeston and walking round the lake at Highfields Park by the University (the tram takes you straight there) rock city is pretty good as a live music venue too and the theatre is a very good place to watch a performance Hockley is great for the hipsters Nottingham also has the only hooters in the UK don't go there for the girls go there for the wings they're amazing
I live in the park estate
Did you meet Friar Tuck in Big Mac land?
Very enjoyable...thank you
Your welcome. Nottingham is really cute
Great 👍
Anyone from Nottingham, do you suggest to move there if you just moving UK?
no
kimberley Taylor thanks 4 ur answer
Yes
I love you channel, thank you for share places where we can't go
my home town nottingham.
Why dont you visit NFFC
Super 👍👍👍
Thank you so much! 🤩🤩
Robin Hood was the son of a nobleman who, while the King (Richard) was off fighting the crusades, was protecting the country from the tyranny of his brother John who took the throne and plotted against the Richard with his enemies to ensure the king doesn't return. Unfortunately for King John, Richard did return
Oh wow! I had never heard of this story 😀, thanks for sharing ❤️
Awesome video . Extremely good . I enjoyed watching it . Thanks so much for a job well done . Appreciate your hard work showing all great useful videos . Wishing you all the best of success . Merry Christmas and happy holidays . Cheers . HISHAM ELFIKI
Hi Hisham! Thank you so much! Merry Christmas and all the best to you and your family ❤️🎄
Hi Hisham! Thank you so much! Merry Christmas and all the best to you and your family ❤️🎄
Great video!
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Omg it feels like a ghost town.. no ones in the streets?? Why is that? 😳😳😳
😂😂😂 It was very cold and windy... I guess people preferred to stay indoors... Plus, with the castle closed, I guess not many people go to that area during the day 🤷♀️
The chip inn
beautiful place
Hey itz really a good one...
Nice music !