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The Castle Pub in Nottingham can be found directly opposite the entrance to Nottingham castle and is a popular venue for after work drinkers, especially on a Friday evening. The seating area outside makes for a pleasant urban drink on a summer’s evening after work, on a Saturday afternoon or at night over the weekend!

The Castle Pub does not try to break any new ground, serving the usual range of lagers, bitters and wine you would expect at most pubs as well as the traditional pub meal fare. What it does offer is plenty of room inside and outside to enjoy your drink, in a friendly but lively atmosphere. It also acts as a great stop off point after Ye Old Trip to Jerusalem as you work your way in to Nottingham city centre on your way to more Nottingham bars.

It’s not a final venue or somewhere you stay for more than a couple of drinks, but as a stopping off point or a getting warmed up there are few better.

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“Via Fossa is a fantastic converted warehouse venue located just one minute from Nottingham train station. With its many bars and unique modern/ gothic interior it is the perfect place to relax on a summers day or enjoy a big night out. We have three large function rooms, The Balcony Bar, The Deli Bar, The Daisy Bar and can cater for any event. Via Fossa is part of the collection of bars and pubs next to Nottingham’s canal, ideal for starting the night or having a drink outside during the summer.”

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“Welcome to Nottingham’s only rooftop bar & restaurant with unique panaramic views that rival any of Europe’s leading capital cities.

With its mesmerizing selection of continental wines, beers and spirits alongside simple, honest British food Salwater aims to please. Top it all of with an awesome weekly entertainment bill and you’ve got a venue where the feeling of summer never ends.”

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“Located on the bank of Nottingham’s canal, the Canal House is part of a small complex of pubs and bars based around the canal.

During the summer it is one of the busiest areas of Nottingham and one of the best places to go for the start of a night out or to grab a relaxing drink and maybe a bite to eat too. To get a seat on warm days getting there early is recommended.

It also serves as a very popular starting point for stag and hen parties during the wedding build up season!”

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“On stepping inside, visitors to England’s oldest Inn will immediately sense that they truly are taking a step back in time.

Whether you are simply looking for a refreshment while you drink in the history of England’s Oldest Inn, or whether you are looking to sample some choicest fayre as you contemplate the wealth of heritage, there is a bar, lounge or room at Ye Olde Trip To Jerusalem to suit your needs

As one of Nottingham’s finest real ale establishments, the Trip to Jerusalem offers a selection of Hardys & Hansons branded beers which are now brewed by Greene King at Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, where ale has been a feature of life since at least as far back as 1086.”

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