Thanks to everyone who has joined me for a walk so far this year. Please keep spreading the word about these events to your friends. Thanks to Louise for the photo from Deco in the Details pt. 1. Here’s your update on forthcoming dates from Watson Fothergill Walk. If you’d like to explore Nottingham’s historic… Continue reading Spring tours of Nottingham’s architecture
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Let’s see Nottingham differently!
As promised, more walks are coming up. There are still tickets available for both parts of Deco in the Details in February. March sees the return of the Carrington Crawl, plus more chances to join me for the Watson Fothergill Walk and Hine Hike in Nottingham city centre. I can also take private bookings for groups of 5 or more on weekdays… Continue reading Let’s see Nottingham differently!
Architecture Walking Tours Are Back!
Back again for 2025! Have you been putting it off? Did you miss out on tickets last year? Now is your chance to join me to discover Nottingham’s unique architecture - Watson Fothergill Walk and Deco in the Details are back. Forthcoming dates (with more to come throughout the year) Deco in the Details Part 1… Continue reading Architecture Walking Tours Are Back!
Winter… already?!
It’s been a great year for Watson Fothergill Walk! Thank you to all the people who have joined tours of Nottingham’s great architecture, loads of you have returned for my new Art Deco tours and I’ve received some lovely 5-star reviews on Tripadvisor. Thank you everyone! Thanks Christine G for the photo of me and my mate… Continue reading Winter… already?!
Watson Fothergill Walk- Back in 2025
Left Lion is paying attention! Photo: Christine Gaukroger The "Winter Wonderland" in the centre of Nottingham means that I can't do justice to the Watson Fothergill Walk route until 2025. Meanwhile there is one more (sold out) Deco in the Details walk to go or you can book a Hine Hike, Lace Market Heritage Tour… Continue reading Watson Fothergill Walk- Back in 2025
Nottingham: Deco in the Details Part 2 Work-in-Progress
Thanks to everyone for the positive response to my Art Deco Architecture tour…I've discovered that Nottingham has enough buildings from the 1920s and 1930s to make two new walks (or a tour in two parts) - so I need to road-test the second part. There are a VERY LIMITED number of discounted tickets for a… Continue reading Nottingham: Deco in the Details Part 2 Work-in-Progress
August & September 2024 now booking
Thanks to everyone who joined me for a walk in the last few weeks. Here are a few more chances to enjoy Watson Fothergill Walk and The Carrington Crawl, plus a new walk for Art Deco Society UK. There are tickets available for the following dates for the original city centre walk: Watson Fothergill Walk,… Continue reading August & September 2024 now booking
Researching buildings PLUS Summer dates for tours
I'm busy researching buildings for what I hope will be at least one new tour in Nottingham and maybe something else for extra-keen Fothergill-spotters (all very exciting and I will share this properly with you when things are closer to being ready!) Research! Meanwhile, there are some of my walks coming up, including Watson Fothergill… Continue reading Researching buildings PLUS Summer dates for tours
Lighter nights? Try an evening walk in June
Thank you if you’ve already joined a tour this year - and thanks if you’ve told your friends or written a lovely 5-star TripAdvisor review - it’s great to get the word out! Tickets for walks in June 2024 are now live on Eventbrite. All tickets linked here. Join tour guide Lucy Brouwer to explore… Continue reading Lighter nights? Try an evening walk in June
See Nottingham differently: Walks for May 2024
Thanks to everyone who has supported my small business by joining me for a Watson Fothergill Walk or Hine Hike around Nottingham. More dates now on sale, including another date for the Carrington Crawl, see below. The Express Building, Parliament Street, Nottingham. Architect Fothergill Watson, 1876. Photo: Lucy Brouwer. I'm looking forward to the Spring… Continue reading See Nottingham differently: Walks for May 2024