Take a look behind the scenes of Guilty?!, our multiple-choice escape room with one of our Games Masters.

Families planning a Nottingham staycation this summer can enjoy a great-value day out with one under-15 visiting free for every paying adult or over-60s ticket holder at both the National Justice Museum and the City of Caves.

From immersive courtroom trials and hands-on family activities to exploring the hidden world beneath Nottingham's streets, both attractions offer unforgettable experiences that bring the city's history to life.

The Nottingham venue received national recognition at VisitEngland’s Awards for Excellence 2026

The National Justice Museum in Nottingham is among three venues shortlisted for VisitEngland’s 2026 Awards for Excellence, in the Small Visitor Attraction of the Year category.

The two city centre attractions have been awarded TripAdvisor’s Traveller’s Choice for a fourth year

Nottingham’s favourite free family trail is back – and for Summer 2025, it’s bigger, bolder, and full of mystery! The Robin Hood’s Adventure Trail, delivered by Nottingham’s Business Improvement District – It’s in Nottingham, launches on Monday 4 August 2025, inviting families to solve a city-wide puzzle and uncover the hidden location of Robin Hood’s long-lost treasure.

Explore a range of activities to keep everyone entertained over the summer break!

The National Justice Museum in Nottingham is excited to launch a brand-new annual pass, giving visitors the chance to return to our iconic Nottingham attraction over and over again for free for an entire year.

The National Justice Museum is an educational charity, exploring both historical and contemporary themes of social justice. We welcome everyone to our building to learn more about justice throughout history, creating a safe and welcoming space where we can learn together. 

‘I love giving back to the community and seeing participants being creative and happy whilst doing their session’. 

The free exhibition explores the history and impact of victim-blaming through a powerful series of photographs.

The winner will receive a creative residency at the National Justice Museum in 2025 with £1,000 budget