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13 Reviews St Albans Cathedral (formerly St Albans Abbey, officially The Cathedral and Abbey Church of St Alban) is a Church of England cathedral church at St Albans, England. At 84 metres (276 ft),[1] its nave...
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3 Reviews Verulamium Park is a beautiful park in the centre of St Albans, close to the abbey. It comprises over 100 acres, with the centre-piece being a man-made lake. This was constructed during the Great...
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8 Reviews The tower was built between 1403 and 1412 and is the only medieval town belfry in England still in existence. It was built by the townsmen to assert their freedom, power and wealth in face of the...
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5 Reviews This is a nice museum showing the history of the Roman city of Verulamium. There are some really good mosaics inside from roman villas, as well as a large collection of everyday objects that have been...
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4 Reviews In Verulamium Park, which has the museum, sports grounds and children's playground, there are segments of the old city wall of Verulamium which was the third largest Roman city in Britain with a...
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3 Reviews St. Michael's Church was built in 948AD (along with St. Stephen's and St. Peter's churches). It was founded by Ulsinus, who was the abbot of the abbey at the time. All three churches were built to...
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4 Reviews The Abbey Gateway is a massive gateway in the historic cathedral city of St. Albans, close to St. Albans Abbey. Built of Roman tiles and flint, it was the gateway to the monastery, and is sometimes...
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2 Reviews You'll need a very good imagination to visualize the Roman theatre as it once was because there is little left in the ruins today. I thought the entrance fee of 2 pounds was quite expensive as there...
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2 Reviews The Corn Exchange was built in 1857 by the local Council on the designs of John Murray of Coventry. It replaced a 16th century timber framed Market House which was used for the sale of wheat and...
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2 Reviews The Pemberton Almshouses (houses for the poor/elderly) are a series of small, single storey terrace cottages that were built in 1627. According to the sign by the entrance, they were founded by Roger...
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2 Reviews Although my photo doesn't really do them justice, these really are a very fine set of buildings. They are a set of almshouses founded in 1736 by Sarah Churchill (of the famous family), the Duchess of...
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2 Reviews Ulsinus founded this church along with St. Stephen's and St. Michael's in 948AD. It was built at the former northern entrance to the medieval town. The church is something of a landmark as it marks...
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Well I lived in Berkhamsted in Hertfordshire for a year. Virtual Tourist doesn't list Berko (as it's often called), so I've put it under 'Hertfordshire'. Berkhamsted is a lovely little town, it has...
I have lived in the county town of Hertfordshire all my life, but only moved to the county town of Hertford in 2002. The town is small, but it is steeped with history (apparently)! One of the most......
Hadley Wood - where fox and wabbit say good night
Charming, quaint and just north of London - Hadley Wood (near Barnet) was my first stop when moving to the UK. And I have fond memories as I rented a lovely house of a friend with adjoining fields......
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