Name: YE OLDE TRIP TO JERUSALEM
Price range: $$

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Nottingham's Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem is one of several pubs in Britain claiming to be the oldest - but it probably isn't. Known locally as 'the Trip', it is built into the rock beneath Nottingham Castle and reputedly dates from 1189. Legend has it that this was a place of rest for pilgrims travelling to Jerusalem. The pub is steeped in history, with a touch of spookiness and, inevitably, gets very crowded.

Region/Nation

East Midlands

Location/Address

Brewhouse Yard
Nottingham

County

Nottinghamshire

Post Code

NG1 6AD

Main Historic Period

Medieval

Useful Website Address

Trip to Jerusalem's website

Primary Management

Private - open to the public

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What do people say

notesoflifeuk on Along the seafront at PortsmouthI've never been, but I would love to visit sometime.
Andy on Along the seafront at PortsmouthSuch an informative piece Mike, and clearly a place so close to your heart. I must have visited as a child as I do have a clear recollection of walking around the HMS Victory, or maybe it was a replica. And I have a very clear visual memory of seeing
Stew Hilts on Along the seafront at PortsmouthWe actually stayed on Portsmouth Point, right around the corner in a B&B on West. St. Took the hovercraft over to the Isle of Wight on one of our trips.
Coral Waight on Along the seafront at PortsmouthMatthew Flinders was a hero of mine since childhood. I had no idea of the loss of his remains and the finding of them last year. Thanks.
V.M.Sang on Along the seafront at PortsmouthAbout a year ago we visited a friend's daughter in Southsea. It was good to return and remember.
April Munday on Along the seafront at PortsmouthI'm lacking inspiration for it at the moment. I should get back to it, because I do miss it.
John on Along the seafront at PortsmouthYou’re welcome!
Peter's pondering on Along the seafront at PortsmouthWe hovered from Dover to France and straight back, just for the experience!
V.M.Sang on Along the seafront at PortsmouthI used to live near Eastleigh a long time ago. We used to visit Portsmouth and Southsea often. The children loved the funfair, of course. It was interesting sitting on the beach watching the ships. We also took the hovercraft to the Isle of Wight, and the cross-channel ferry to
April Munday on Along the seafront at PortsmouthEvery time I drive into Portsmouth I get lost, so I try not to do it too often. Your photos do make it look as if it's worth a proper visit, though, perhaps by train.

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