Broxbourne Mill was renovated by the Lee Valley Regional Park Authority in 1977 after being destroyed by fire in 1949. Prior to that the mill had stood here for over 900 years and was the only local mill to be...

The Lee Valley White Water Centre boasts a 300m canoe slalom course, a 160m training course and a 10,000 sq metre lake. Host to the Canoe Slalom competition during the London 2012 Olympics Games, the centre offers excellent facilities for...

These coal posts were erected in accordance with the London Coal and Wine Duties Continuance Act of 1861 and these mark the boundary of London districts. This post, number 19, is one of approximately 211 boundary marks encircling the city...

Paradise Park is an excellent wildlife park and zoo with a huge range of animals on show ranging from lions and tigers to monkeys, cheetahs, camels and a various exotic birds. The park has been specifically tailored to appeal...

The Speedway Museum houses an extensive collection of artefacts and documents, photographs and other materials that relate to the history and development of this popular motor sport. The museum has some examples of early motorbikes that were used...