They've recently had a huge revamp! More food areas (almost a food court) and new shops. Some of…read morethe old favourites are still there (John Lewis, House of Fraser, etc) however there are new additions often. Car Parking is sometimes an issue however that is usually as people want to stay on the first parking level....there are 3 levels, as well as an outside upper level! However it's nothing to be overly concerned about. There is always the Victoria Bus Station as well if you prefer not to drive. There is still the indoor market on the second floor which is always fun to have a look around!

Average shopping centre, all in one so convenient, some sad food places, I used to go mostly for…read morethe Boots, Tesco, high street stores, the Pier upstairs, and to tinker around with the instruments in the music shop. Oh there is also an actual indoors market on the second floor as well!

I have lived in Nottingham for many years. Broadmarsh has never been my sort of place; likewise…read moreVictoria Centre. My idea? Let's knock it down and build some small as well as larger units. The small ones rented out to independent, small traders at reduced rates. You never know; it might take off. Aren't you fed up with going to any town in the country and finding the same old same old? Come on Nottingham. Let's start a trend! xx

Broadmarsh was built in 1975, and now it is run down. The gangs of yoots hanging around upstairs…read moredoesn't help make the place look any better either. The only reason I go in there is for TK Maxx. But as far as I know, it's all getting redeveloped, so we'll have to wait and see.

The Cornerhouse has everything you need in one building, restaurants, a cinema, nightclubs, a…read morecasino and even a Subway. You could technically spend a whole evening here, but I'd particularly recommend Tamatanga and Wagamamas to eat in. You also get a discount in most places with the Cornerhouse Card, tends to be 10% off Monday to Thursday so I'd recommend coming out then. The cinema also offers a student discount. There are also hair and beauty salons, though I haven't had a chance to visit them yet.

An amazing complex in Nottingham town centre with a restaurants for every price range (Subway -…read moreChinese Buffet - that TGIF-type restaurant), a great fancy bar up top (Saltwater), cinema, casino, and restaurants on all the streets surrounding. A perfect place to meet up with friends and start a night out, there's always a good vibe around there.

I often pop in here and would normally give it a 3* - it is M&S…read more However, I went in on 20th November, not realising it was their 20% off day! I stood at the top of the stairs, my mouth dropped open, and after a stumble over some other body, I left. Quickly! It was like being at Harrods on the first sale day in January! How people can bear it I just don't know! Please don't do it again M&S!! xx

good shop, usually associated with older people, which i agree with but their lingerie department…read moreis great, you get some real good value items from there and their bra measuring service is great, one beacuse it is free and two, because it is very accurate the foods nice as well but slightly on the more expensive side!

Size have a great supply of shoes! all things bright and hi topped! They specialize in Nike and…read moreAdidas, but they have a big selection of fred perry, puma and others too! If you want something a bit different, go there! I must worn you though, they can be a bit pricey! They also stock a selection of hoodies and shirts; including Lyle and scott polo shirts!

Rusting bikes, toys from yesteryear, vintage records, army surplus, graffiti paint, retro video…read moregames and seedy sex shops are but a few things you'll find in this arcade in the west side of town. And that's not even going into the characters you'll meet whilst you're down there. Students flock there picking up all kinds of worldly goods to see them through the long days of sitting around doing nothing. If you have time on your hand and fancy a good rummage, be prepared for what you might find!

A typical department store in the heart of Nottingham's square, Debenham's is the one-stop shop for…read moremost family needs. With electronics, housewares, perfumes, cosmetics, clothing and shoes, you can do it all here, as long as you don't mind the slightly premium price. My favourite thing about this Debenham's is the Benefit makeup counter. Being a California girl, I prefer Benefit to other cosmetics, and this Benefit counter was just as good. The manager of the Notts Benefit was a really sweet yet efficient pretty lady in her early 20s. I had a budget (boo), but was pretty specific about what I was lookign for -- yet vague enough to need to test nearly every product. You know, a typical idiotic consumer. With tons of efficiency, friendliness and patience, she took me through the range of products I was looking for, offered suggestions but didn't oversell, and left me ultimately with two modest purchases I didn't regret. This Debenham's is quite large, and has a great selection of women's clothing, particularly well stocked on swimsuits and summer clothing in spring (hurrah for ice cream lolly bikinis in style of Katy Perry!). It has a cafe/restaurant on the top floor with decent coffees and cappucinos for the weary credit-card wielder.

The Debenhams shop in Nottingham is very 'traditional' and it may be quite surprising for people…read morevisiting the city. It is located right in the centre of Nottingham on the Market Square opposite the fountain. I personally believe the shop could do with a major re-vamp as it has started to look very tired in recent years. I do not agree with other reviewers comments that it's like a little Harrods, it's no where near as good. They do offer a wide range of products and very often have attractive sales on that can save you quite a bit of cash. I recommend the homeware department and have picked up a fair few bargains in there over the years.