Victoria Park sits in the heart of Nottingham city centre, a green space managed by Nottingham City Council. Originally known as Bath Street Recreation Ground, the park was redesigned and renamed to become one of the city’s key public spaces. The site occupies postcode NG1 1DF and remains accessible from the main thoroughfares of the city, offering locals and visitors a place to pause amid the urban landscape.
The park was engineered by Arthur Brown, whose design helped establish it as a distinct leisure destination within Nottingham. Today it functions as a public park operated by the city council, providing grass, trees and open air amenities for residents and passing travellers. Its central location makes it a natural stopping point for anyone exploring Nottingham on foot, whether heading between the train station and the shopping district or simply seeking a moment in the open air.