WALTHAM ABBEY GARDENS
Abbey View, Waltham Abbey EN9 1XQ Directions
Since 1177
Here’s The Deal:
" Waltham Abbey Gardens is a historical stroll. It is one of the country's largest Augustinian abbeys, and its history is brought to life by information panels all over the site. The peaceful rose gardens of the Abbey even offer lots of good benches and picnic tables. Visitors can view the gorgeous scenery, relax and wind down in beautiful, surroundings. Waltham Abbey Gardens is a pleasant place to relax with nature, and the nature view brings you the peace of mind. The garden is suitable for all age people."
SPECIALITY:
Gardens, Tourist Attraction, Histroic Site, Flowers, Seasonal Exhibitions, Gate House, Picnic Area, Community Space, Sanctuary, Baby Food Facilities, Tea Rooms, Programs, Events, Nature & Parks
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EPPING FOREST DISTRICT MUSEUM
39 - 41 Sun Street, Waltham Abbey EN9 1EL Directions
Since 1981
Here’s The Deal:
"Epping Forest District Museum is located in Waltham Abbey, UK since 1981. It tells the history of Epping Forest District through its collection of over 50,000 items. The museum runs a variety of heritage and cultural events, workshops and programs both on-site and out. It is housed in a Tudor building listed as Grade II, and it is part of the Forest District Council of Epping. Additionally, outreach programs, including research days, school programs, talks, and memory boxes, are available. Epping Forest District Museum welcomes its visitors with free admission."
SPECIALITY:
Museum, Historical Places, Exhibitions, Displays, Collections, Heritage Site, Garden, Museum Events, Educational Programs, Touring Exhibitions, Exhibition Hire, Museum Volunteering, Adult Groups, Room Hire, School Workshops, Memory Boxes, Reception & Shop
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PARADISE WILDLIFE PARK
White Stubbs Lane, Broxbourne, Waltham Abbey EN10 7QA Directions
Since 1986
Here’s The Deal:
"Paradise Wildlife Park is a family run park in Broxbourne, Uk. Initially, Paradise Wildlife Park was named as Broxbourne Zoo that was managed by the Sampson family in 1986. Sampson family purchased the site for housing the animals and made the animals feel comfortable as much as possible. The zoo was continuously developed to improve the animal's enclosures. The second stage of development included the construction of new paddocks for animals, the improvement of the pathways and the increase in tree planting around the site. Paradise Wildlife Park now holds more than 500 animals including small mammals, paddock and farmyard animals, birds, primates, reptiles, and big cats."
SPECIALITY:
Zoo, Attractions, Birds, Animals, Conservation, School, and Self Guided Tour, Collections, Parks, Nature & Educational Programs