How Well Do You Know Nottingham?


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https://www.nottingham.ac.uk/studywithus/ugstudy/articles/life-in-nottingham/what-is-the-city-famous-for--.html
https://mylifelongholiday.com/hidden-gems-nottingham-visit/
https://maltcross.co.uk/2024/06/13/historic-nottingham-a-cultural-tour/
https://www.nottinghamshire.gov.uk/culture-leisure/country-parks/history-of-sherwood-forest-robin-hood-and-major-oak

Think you’re a Nottingham expert? Test your knowledge on everything from historical landmarks and famous residents to unique city features in this fun and challenging quiz!

Think you’re a Nottingham expert? Test your knowledge on everything from historical landmarks and famous residents to unique city features in this fun and challenging quiz!

1. In which year did William the Conqueror order the construction of Nottingham Castle?

1200
1022
1068
1145

2. Which architectural style is most commonly associated with Watson Fothergill's designs in Nottingham?

Blue tiles
Gothic arches
Towers and turrets with Tudor style
Roman columns

3. What was the primary purpose of the Lace Market area in Nottingham historically?

Iron production
Beer brewing
Coal mining
Lace manufacturing

4. Who among the following is a notable alumnus of the University of Nottingham?

John Le Carre
Ken Clarke
Samantha Morton
Paul Smith

5. Which event is commemorated by a statue of Robin Hood near Nottingham Castle?

Civil War protests
Robin Hood legend
Industrial riots
Norman conquest

6. During which year was the Theatre Royal in Nottingham first opened?

1875
1865
1885
1895

7. Which of these places in Nottingham is known for having over 800 man-made caves?

City of Caves
Historic Hockley
Wollaton Hall
Brewhouse Yard

8. Which famous playwright and author known for his controversial works hails from Nottingham?

D.H. Lawrence
Oscar Wilde
Harold Pinter
John Osborne

9. What type of event does the Old Market Square in Nottingham regularly host?

Seasonal fairs and festivals
Medieval reenactments
Sporting events
Literary fairs

10. Which form of art is most prominently featured in Nottingham’s Creative Quarter?

Traditional dance
Theatrical plays
Street art
Classical concerts

11. Burntstump Woods is a lesser-known forest associated with Nottingham. What kind of events are held here?

Historical reenactments
Food fairs
Motor rallies
Music festivals

12. What is the name of the structure containing the Nottingham Council House with iconic stonework?

High Pavement Chapel
Council House
Angel Row
Severns Building