Nottingham Forest Football Club played their first game in 1866, moving to their current home The City Ground in 1898, which is located on the south side of the River Trent and was one of the venues for Euro 96. The football club has seen a range of ups and downs, from winning the European Cup in 1979 and 1980 under the reign of Forrest legend Brian Clough, to relegation from the Premier League in 1999, and financial turmoil in 2002 with the collapse of a major sponsor in ITV digital.
Football fans and visitors can expect a lively atmosphere on match days as forest aim for promotion, as well as explore the clubs shop with a range of football souvenirs. Visitors can enjoy the match day in style, with a range of hospitality packages on offer, including ‘The Champions Club’ based in The Robin Hood Suite, where guests can mix with Forest heroes of the past, enjoy superb cuisine, and watch the match from the hospitality area in the main stand.
Nottingham Forrest Football Club also offers excellent facilities for conferences and special occasions, whether it is taking your wedding vows, or holding seminars and staff training.
Primary Disabled Facilities, Events & Functions, Groups
Site Facilities Access for Disabled, Bar, Carpark, Public Toilets, Coach Parking, Convention Facilities, Shop / Kiosk
Conference/Function Facilities Full Catering Facilities
Catering for Private Parties/Functions, Weddings, Banquets, Conferences, Corporate Events, Festivals
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