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BEAT THE HEAT – Picnic Time!

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BEAT THE HEAT – Picnic Time! 21 Jul 2022

Picnic Time

The temperature has cooled down, so pack up a picnic and enjoy the best of St Albans outdoors! From the Vintry Garden to Verulamium Park and Sopwell Nunnery, our city centre has incredible green spaces.… so head into town, pick up all you need and enjoy a great British picnic!

Picnic in comfort with this gorgeous blanket from Wilko’s in The Maltings

Wilko

Take a seat! Trespass in The Maltings has a great range of camping chairs and stools!

Trespass

Pick up a pre-packed picnic hamper The Deli on Verulam!  Filled with artisanal, delicious local produce, you can order your hamper online or in-person on Verulam Road!

The Deli on Verulam

Nkora on Market Place has a brilliant selection of artisanal food and drinks that will pep up any picnic!

Nkora Coffee

Grab a takeaway and have a pizza picnic! Order a delicious pizza from the award winning, family run L’italiana on French Row.

L'Italiana

No picnic is complete without something sweet! Head to the award-winning Pudding Stop on Verulam Road and treat yourself to a dreamy single-serve or a sharing pud! All their puds are hand-made and baked fresh!

The Pudding Stop

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