A month in Nottingham

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Nottingham is a very beautiful and interesting city. Not only because it has a load of museums but you can visit the different enclaves of the stories of Robin Hood, as well as places that were a part of Lord Byron's life. During the month that I was there (July) it was very hot, it didn't rain at all and I could wear shorts, although I think that is not that normal. Despite the fact that I was younger when I was there, I can say that there was a lot of parties there. On Wednesdays we went to a school pavilion where we studied the international parties that they celebrate there (near to Sherwood Forest) and during the weekends we went to a pub where a Serbian boy had organised parties for foreign students. There were many pubs and bars.

The city has two massive shopping centres with shops like H&M, Zara and other typical UK shops like Marks and Spencers. The centre was full of shops.

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The food is not that great in all of the United Kingdom as there is an abundance of fasts food restaurants everywhere you go.

England is an expensive country and a city like Nottingham is even more so. The prices in sterling pounds to the euro confused me a lot, as they are actually equal to the Euro but are actually more expensive.

The public transport is really good. There is a big network of buses which go past every 15 minutes and connect you to the whole city. Also, the centre has a modern tram.

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As an observation, I would like to say that Nottingham is a city where a lot of crimes are committed in England, although statistics show that it is one of the worst cities for crime in England, you do not need to worry much. I can say that from my own experience everything was very good and I urge you to go!