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Gorhambury

Late…

Hertford Museum

Local museum in 17th…

The Natural History Museum At Tring

The museum was opened to the public by Lord Rothschild in 1892. It houses his private…

St Albans Cathedral

Magnificent Norman abbey church built with recycled Roman bricks from the nearby city of Verulanium, the setting for the Shrine (1308) of Alban, Britain’s first Christian martyr. Series of 12th-13th century wall paintings, painted Presbytery ceiling (1280), wooden…

St Pauls Walden Bury

Childhood home of the late Queen Mother. Formal woodland garden, covering about 60 acres, laid out 1730. Long rides lined with clipped beech hedges lead to temples, statues, lake and ponds, and to an outdoor theatre. Seasonal displays of snowdrops, daffodils, irises,…

Scott's Grotto

One of the finest…

Sandringham Estate

Sandringham House, the charming Norfolk retreat of Her Majesty The Queen, is set in 60 acres of beautiful gardens. All the main ground floor rooms used by The Royal Family, full of their treasured ornaments, portraits and furniture and still maintained in the style of King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra, are open to the public. Don’t miss the fascinating Museum and the charming parish church, to round off an absorbing day. There are also 600 acres…

Bircham Windmill

One of the last remaining complete windmills. Tearoom,…

Bradenham Hall Gardens

A plant-lover’s garden for all seasons. The house and garden walls are covered with unusual climbers. Flower gardens, formal rose gardens, paved garden, herbaceous and shrub borders. Arboretum of over 800 different trees, all labelled. Traditional…

Caister Castle Car Collection

Large collection of historic motor vehicles from 1893 to recent.…