Visitors to St Albans should check their plans before travelling, as many events and activities across the district have been postponed.
On the 13th April we open our doors to the wonderful people of St Albans. For the first few weeks until the 17th May, we will be opening outside only for tables up to 6 from multiple households or tables of 10 from 2 households.
This year sees a return to live, in-person activities in the city. From our splendid [...]
Here's what's happening in St Albans during #HYOC2020
The Enjoy St Albans Food and Drink Festival will take place throughout the month of [...]
St Albans has been a shopping destination for hundreds of years. Our street market’s roots [...]
Isn’t the outdoors great? Whether you’re simply sauntering through the city streets, running across gorgeous [...]
St Albans knows to have a good time. Comedy, music, movies and flat-out fun feature [...]
St Albans is packed with places to discover, explore, experience and enjoy. Our unique buildings, [...]
Ready for a deeper St Albans experience? Here we go!
The Cathedral dominates the city's skyline from every approach. Its architecture is a blend of many different periods, [...]
The St Albans Market is widely renowned as one of the best in the area, and the quality [...]
Just a short walk from Verulamium Museum is the Roman Theatre, the only visible example of its kind [...]
St Albans Museum + Gallery is a world-class centre for arts and culture at the heart of one [...]
Discover the most picturesque and interesting areas of the city, such as the medieval Clock Tower, and the [...]
Completed by 1405, the Clock Tower is the only medieval town belfry in England and is designated as [...]
Exquisitely preserved and housed in a dynamic and exciting modern building in Verulamium Park, just a short walk [...]
An award-winning museum, displaying beautiful objects from the Roman City of Verulamium, featuring superb mosaics and re-created Roman [...]
100 acres of beautiful parkland close to the city centre with wide range of facilities. Named after the [...]
The Heritage Centre prides itself on being Britain's first aviation collection. The core of the collection is the [...]
Hatfield House is proud to be one of the Treasure Houses of England, ten of the most magnificent [...]
Heartwood is the largest newly planted native forest in the country. It is home to over half a [...]
Redbournbury Mill is a fully restored 18th century working watermill on the River Ver just north of St [...]
The Silk Mill House contains this Village Museum. The three galleries consider the history, industry and community of [...]
Commonly called Sopwell Nunnery, the ruins here should rightly be known as Lee Hall. The land on which [...]
Built in 1892, this Midland Railway signal box contains a 44 lever frame dating from 1904 or before. [...]
A unique collection of mechanical (self-playing) musical instruments hosted in this magical space.
Built on the site of Verulamium's basilica, this church marks the place where Alban was tried for being [...]
With numerous historical properties and trails to choose from, explore the history that lies in Wheathampstead.