St. Albans
While now a commuter town serving London’s ever-increasing sprawl, St Albans in Hertfordshire has preserved its long and distinguished history and successfully retains its character as a historic market town. The Medieval clock tower on the High Street proudly sets the tone for the town, from the miles of historic timbered buildings to the Gothic cathedral began almost 1000 years ago. Just outside the city centre, Verulamium Park offers over 100 acres of charming lawns, gardens and woodlands, as well as a museum exploring St Albans’ Roman roots. St Alban’s boasts not one but two train stations; City Station serves commuters with a fast rail link to London in one direction and Luton Airport in the other, while Abbey Station serves nearby Watford Junction. Well served by the M1, A1(M) and M25, St Albans is easily accessible by car. Photograph: Alamy
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Late License- Civil License
- Pet Friendly
An exceptionally distinctive, tailor-made, romantic, and magnificent barn venue with 800 years of historic charm, ensuring perfection on your wedding day.
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St. Albans
While now a commuter town serving London’s ever-increasing sprawl, St Albans in Hertfordshire has preserved its long and distinguished history and successfully retains its character as a historic market town. The Medieval clock tower on the High Street proudly sets the tone for the town, from the miles of historic timbered buildings to the Gothic cathedral began almost 1000 years ago. Just outside the city centre, Verulamium Park offers over 100 acres of charming lawns, gardens and woodlands, as well as a museum exploring St Albans’ Roman roots. St Alban’s boasts not one but two train stations; City Station serves commuters with a fast rail link to London in one direction and Luton Airport in the other, while Abbey Station serves nearby Watford Junction. Well served by the M1, A1(M) and M25, St Albans is easily accessible by car. Photograph: Alamy
