Nottingham

Pubs are casual; it's common to order at the bar. Tipping isn't expected but appreciated for table service.

The tram system is cashless; purchase tickets via the NET Go app or at stops.

The Goose Fair in October is a historic funfair dating back over 700 years.

Try the Nottinghamshire pork pie and Bramley apple pies, both local specialties.

The city celebrates Robin Hood Week with medieval reenactments and archery displays.

Use the Robin Hood Travelcard for unlimited bus and tram travel at a discounted rate.

Most sites allow photography, but check for restrictions at places like Nottingham Castle.

Locals are friendly and appreciate polite greetings. 'Cheers' is commonly used for thanks.

Use public transport, rent a bike, or walk. Many cafes offer discounts for reusable cups.

Yes, the city has a growing number of vegetarian and vegan-friendly restaurants.

Join a guided walking tour or visit the City of Caves for underground history.

Nottingham Street Food Club and the Victoria Market offer great local produce and crafts.

Visa requirements depend on your nationality. Check the UK government website for details.

British Pound Sterling (GBP).

Yes, English is the primary language.

East Midlands Airport is nearby; take the Skylink bus or a taxi. Birmingham and Manchester airports are also options with train connections.

Yes, most places accept credit and debit cards, including contactless payments.

The legal drinking age is 18.

Yes, tap water is safe to drink.