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Your search for Attractions & events in St-Albans returned 33 results
Attraction - Shop/Shopping Centre, Hatfield
Late night shopping on weekdays until 2000.
Attraction - Museum, St. Albans
History of Redbourn and surrounding area from Iron Age to present day. Housed in a Grade II Listed building standing in its own grounds.
Attraction - Theatre, St. Albans
The Maltings Arts Theatre is an intimate venue which receives a wide variety of touring professional theatre, dance and music companies. Our programme consists of diverse events.
Attraction - Museum, St. Albans
Purpose-built as a museum in 1898, displays include craft tools and local and natural history telling the St Albans story from Roman times to the present day. Wildlife garden. Entry free.
Attraction - Water Mill, St. Albans
An 18thC working watermill with riverside walks.
Attraction - Museum, St. Albans
Museum showing the restoration and preservation of a range of de Havilland aircraft; the prototype Mosquito. Also engines, propellers, missiles, memorabilia and storyboard.
Attraction - Adventure Park/Playground, Hatfield
Hatfield Kids Funzone is a large indoor muti-level soft play centre. Open daily 9.30am – 6.00pm. 90 Minutes play sessions. Last session 4.30pm. Height restriction 1.52M (5’) – Daytime Use.
Attraction - Historic Site, St. Albans
The only completely excavated exposed Roman theatre in Britain with the remains of a townhouse and underground shrine.
Attraction - Cathedral/Minster, St. Albans
A Norman abbey church on the site of the martyrdom of St Alban, Britain's 1st Christian martyr. The 13thC shrine has been restored and is a centre of ecumenical worship.
Attraction - Tower, St Albans
A curfew tower, built in approximately 1405 with small exhibitions on aspects of local history. The belfry and 1866 clock mechanism can be viewed. Fine views from the roof.