Nottingham railway station

Nottingham railway station is a railway station in Nottingham, England, featuring a grand Victorian-era building with distinctive architectural details that sits elevated above the city center. The station remains an active transport hub serving multiple rail routes through the region.

The station was built in the early 1900s as a major transport facility during a period of significant railway expansion across Britain. It has remained operational and structurally recognizable throughout subsequent decades.

The building sits on elevated ground, so wear comfortable shoes and allow time to navigate the layout when arriving. Clear signage and modern departure boards throughout the station make it easy to find your platform and connection.

The building was purposefully built on elevated ground, giving it prominence over the city below and setting it apart from typical station designs. This placement reflected its intended role as a significant gateway to the city during the railway age.

Location: City of Nottingham

Official opening: 1904

Architectural style: Edwardian architecture

Website: http://nationalrail.co.uk/stations_destinations/NOT.aspx

GPS coordinates: 52.94700,-1.14600

Latest update: December 15, 2025 13:27