Nottingham Castle will fully reopen on June 26 with a new pricing structure which means adults will be able to pay £12 to visit the site all year. The historic venue has been closed since its previous operators, the Nottingham Castle Trust, declared itself insolvent last November.
The Castle was handed back to Nottingham City Council, which has been drawing up plans for a reopening since. The authority has now announced that all visitors will be able to access the Castle and its grounds from Monday, June 26.
A new ticketing arrangement means adults who pay £12 once will be able to visit all year, with the price also including access to the Brewhouse Yard Cottages, Robin Hood Adventures and Rebellion Galleries. Children who are 15 years old and under will be able to go to the Castle for free, with the offer applying for up to three children per paying adult.
