Nottingham: Deco in the Details Part 2
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Explore Nottingham's 1920s and 1930s architecture, learn about the development of shopping and socializing, and discover intriguing details that often go unnoticed.
On this tour, you'll get to see the work of local architects such as T. Cecil Howitt, H. Alderman Dickman, Alfred J. Thraves, and more.
You'll also uncover how the Palais de Danse added a touch of glamour to Nottingham and seek out remnants of the Art Deco era, including hints of streamline moderne and even some Egyptian hanging gardens.
What’s Included?
- A guided tour of Nottingham’s 1920s and 1930s architecture.
- Insights into the work of local architects, including T. Cecil Howitt and Alfred J. Thraves.
- Exploration of Art Deco details, including streamline moderne elements.
- Stories of Nottingham’s social and shopping developments during the era.
- Highlights such as the Palais de Danse and hidden Egyptian-inspired gardens.
Minimum fitness level required.
Age restrictions: 12+
| Adult (General admission) | £20 |
Available dates
How to get there
Yuup extras
- Stick around for a hot drink or a snack at Blend cafe.
Facilities
- Experience takes place outdoors
- Refreshments available
COVID-19 guidelines
Please do not attend if you have tested positive for Covid 19. Event takes place outside. You are welcome to wear a mask if you wish. Please do not touch your tour guide.
On the day
The walk, guided by Lucy, the creator of the Watson Fothergill Walk, covers a distance of approximately 2km (1.25 miles) and lasts for around 2 hours. Please come prepared for any type of weather and wear appropriate footwear.
We will meet at 10 am outside the Clock Tower of Victoria Centre on Milton Street (next to McDonald's) and aim to conclude the walk at Sneinton Market.
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Any questions?
Ask your question directly to Watson Fothergill Walk.