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Galleries Of Justice

View phone number Shire Hall, High Pavement,
NOTTINGHAM,
NG1 1HN
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Based at Nottingham’s old courthouse and gaol, there are many ways to explore the Galleries of Justice Museum, with free exhibitions, audio & performance led tours and a themed café. Whatever you choose, you will be delving in to the dark and disturbing past of Britain’s crime and punishment!

Trade Bodies / Associations

Gulbenkian Prize Winner 2003

When did your business start trading?

1995

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Reviews

Medievil Banquet

I don't know where to start with this review? Calling it a "rip off" is an understatement! �£50 per head is too expensive. You do NOT get unlimited beer/wine/cider!! The drinks are served in coffee mugs and I calculated that I had in total two and a half pints. The food is cheap and nasty so if you are under the impression that a table full of food is destined for your taste pallet, it isn’t. You will also be required to pay an extra �£10 for the costume hire (they don’t tell you this until you arrive) so that is a total cost of �£60!! The serving wenches are rude to say the least; I was refused further drinks because I had waved my sword in a wench’s face... the sword was made from a blow-up balloon!! I had done this to attract her attention because my coffee mug had been empty for quite some time. If you are thinking of having a stag/hen party, then please re-consider and book elsewhere because you will be seriously disappointed!

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Mr N.

Review Date: 25/07/2010 Report review

Galleries

A good way to enjoy a few hours learning about how convicts was treated in years gone by. Great for kids.

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Carole D.

Review Date: 18/09/2006 Report review