Visitors to St Albans should check their plans before travelling, as many events and activities across the district have been postponed.
Here's what's happening in St Albans during #HYOC2020
The annual St Albans Food and Drink Festival – a celebration of all things edible [...]
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.