Museums & places of interest

Come and take a guided tour of the historic Victorian Mill and admire the ingenious milling machinery. Explore our beautiful Mill gardens and enjoy the wildlife and tranquillity of our meadow and woodland. Then relax in the Riverside Café. We have We have lots of activities for the whole family to do during the holidays.

Knebworth House, Gardens & Park

Set in 250 acres of beautiful rolling Hertfordshire countryside, Knebworth House has been home to the Lytton family for over 19 generations, making for an extraordinary walk through 500 years of history.

There is something for everyone to enjoy at Knebworth - from spending a fun filled day exploring the Dinosaur Trail, discovering the Gardens... Read more

Lowewood Museum is open on Friday and Saturday 10am to 4:30pm.

Lowewood Museum tells the history of the borough of Broxbourne, capturing the unique stories of those who have lived and worked there. Housed in a beautiful Georgian building dating from the 1750s, their collection includes geology, archaeology, social history, costume, photography and art. Lowewood runs a fantastic programme... Read more

Mountfitchet Castle is a unique open-air museum experience where the visitor can travel back in time over 900 years and truly witness life in a medieval Motte and Bailey castle. Explore the Castle and roam through the Norman village hidden behind the castle walls. Meet and hand feed the tame Fallow deer and other rescued animals that roam freely throughout the 10 acre site.

Walk in the steps of real Tudors. Explore the birthplace of hte royal dynasty. Open your eyes to the Elizabethan age. To make the most of your visit, why not pick up one of our House Detective Bags? They are packed with tasks and quizzes to complete as you move through the museum. In the Charity Café there is a range of toys, games and colouring-in for younger visitors. Open April - mid December. Check website for times.

Discover the mystery beneath the streets of Royston. No records of its age or purpose exist, but it is manmade and contains an extensive range of wall carvings. The purpose of Cave remains a mystery and a visit to make up your own mind is a must! Entry is by guided tour only.
Online booking only. Open Saturdays, Sundays and Bank Holidays between April and September. www.roystoncave.co.uk.

Step into over 2,000 years of Royston's history: from ancient burial mounds, a Roman crossroads and a medieval priory to the palace of James I and the enig-matic Royston Cave.

Whether you're drawn to the area's prehistoric roots, the town's royal history or what life was like for those who call our town home, Royston Museum offers a captivating glimpse into the past. And, with a varied... Read more

St Albans is a classic treasure hunt with a modern twist: clues are delivered via text message and answers submitted by texting back.

Our trails aim to help you explore the town in a new way, getting you off the beaten track and noticing small details, so a Text Trail is great whether you're local to St Albans or just visiting for the day.

There are 2 Text Trails available... Read more

Find out about the story of Stevenage from the Stone Age, its development as the first New Town and to the present day. Free entry, though a small charge may be made for some special events.

Discover the fascinating range of animals collected by Lionel Walter Rothschild in our beautiful Victorian Museum. It is home to the world-class research and collections of the Natural History Museum's Bird Group.