Chilford Hall Vineyard is situated in the rolling south Cambridgeshire countryside, only 5 miles from the A11, with ample free parking. Personally guided Winery Tours (which start at 11.30, 14.00 and 15.30) from our friendly staff make a memorable and...

Linton Free Church is a community church, made up of normal people from Linton and the communities that surround it that want to come together and worship God. The church has a long history in the village, dating back...

Linton Zoo opened in Cambridge in 1972 after previously being based in Bishops Stortford. It is the zoo‘s primary aim to breed the species living there and to create an environment where these animals can live safely and contently in...

This outstanding village church is one of the finest examples of its type in the region. As a sign of the affluence of the village, the people constructed a fine church many centuries ago. Largely the structure as...

Abington Pottery was established in 1964 and makes hand thrown domestic and individual stoneware pottery. The centre also features work by other East Anglian potters and hand woven mats, glass and art cards. Open 7 days a week from 9...

The Audley End Miniature Railway is a delightful 1.5 mile ride on Lord Braybrooke’s private 10 ¼" gauge railway through Estate woodland. Just across the road from the English Heritage site; Audley End House, this independently run steam and...

Chilford Hall estate is a privately owned facility that offers a range of facilities to both tourists and commercial organisations. One of its primary operations is running an excellent working vineyard that produces an eclectic mix of popular wines...

The Fry Public Art Gallery houses an impressive number of paintings, prints, illustrations, wallpapers and decorative designs by artists of the 20th Century and the present day who have local connections and have made a significant contribution to their field....

This community leisure centre is owned by Uttlesford District Council and managed on their behalf by a private company. It was opened in 1984 and has received significant funding since this time to improve its ‘state of the art’...

Crammed full of Medieval and Tudor period buildings, one of historic Saffron Walden’s oldest buildings is the Old Sun Inn. Built in the 14th century, it is rumoured that Oliver Cromwell and General Fairfax stayed here when they passed...

This is one of the finest examples of a medieval barn. Located in the beautiful rolling hills of Essex close to the historic market town of Saffron Walden. Maintained by English Heritage the barn has been fully restored...

The flint core of the three storey Norman keep is all that remains, even the low motte has been removed. The layout of the surrounding streets reflects the line of the inner bailey. It was built between 1125 and 1141...

This ‘award winning’ family orientated museum is extremely popular, welcoming over 20,000 visitors a year. The museum was built in 1835 and is situated in the quaint surroundings of a small green and walled garden close to the centre...

The parish church of Saint Mary the Virgin is the largest in Essex, with an overall length of 183 feet, whilst the height of the tower and spire is 193 feet. The East Saxons who gave their name to Essex...