Nottingham
Student city guide to Nottingham
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Explore iQ’s new student accommodation site just a short walk from uni and the city centre. With an onsite coffee shop, rooftop terrace and fitness studio, the stage is set for you to find your people. Bills, Wifi and vibes included.
Nottingham is a proper student city – they make up almost 20% of the local population during term-time. With great clubs and live music venues as well as excellent pubs and bars, there is no shortage of options for nights out.
Culturally, Nottingham’s connection with Robin Hood is one reason for its status as a UNESCO City of Literature, while Nottingham Castle delivers 17th-century beauty and a renowned art gallery. Sport is also a big deal in the city thanks to Nottingham Forest and Notts County football clubs, the National Ice Centre and Trent Bridge international cricket ground.
"Great clubs and live music venues as well as excellent pubs and bars"
Getting around is easy. The city is on a major train line connecting it to London, and has an award-winning public transport system, including one of the UK’s few tram networks.
All of our student accommodation buildings – Exchange , Newtown House, Nelson Court and Newland House – are a short walk from Nottingham Trent University and a tram or a bus ride from the University of Nottingham.
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