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GBP 55 - 87 The Black Lion Inn
Set in the heart of St Michael’s Village, a historic area of St Albans, this traditional 18th century inn provides a relaxing retreat away from the … MoreGBP 45 - 119 Thistle St Albans
On the edge of historic St Albans, with very easy access from the M25 and M1 motorways, this 4-star hotel offers free parking and superb relaxation fa… MoreGBP 59 - 109 White Hart Hotel
A 600-year-old coaching inn located in the centre of St Albans, White Hart Hotel sits opposite the world-famous Cathedral and Abbey. Guests can dine i… MoreGBP 110 - 235 St Michael´s Manor
Set in 5 acres of beautiful gardens with a lake, the historic St Michael´s Manor is a 5-minute walk from the centre of St Albans and near St Mic… MoreGBP 44 - 98 Quality Hotel St Albans
Located in the historic city of St Albans, this convenient, comfortable and popular hotel is a short drive from London and is easily accessible from t… MoreGBP 63 - 125 Comfort Hotel St Albans-City Centre
Retaining many Edwardian features but totally redesigned for the modern era, this hotel offers a good combination of value and quality in the heart of… MoreGBP 85 - 102 Harlequin Executive House
Harlequin Executive House is a 5-minute walk to St Albans Abbey rail Station and a 15-minute walk to St. Albans City Station. There is free Wi-Fi and … MoreGBP 38 - 100 Premier Inn St. Albans/Bricket Wood
This attractive Premier Inn has a country location near to the M1 and M25, and a short walk from Bricket Wood Train Station, which has services to Wat… MoreGBP 50 - 145 Ardmore House Hotel
The Ardmore House Hotel is a charming Edwardian residence with a Victorian annex, tastefully converted to provide relaxing and comfortable accommodati… More | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
St Albans started life as the Catuvellauni settlement of Verlamio, renamed and developed by the Romans as Verulamium.
Ruins of portions of the Roman wall, the theatre and a hypocaust can be visited today.
The Cathedral, originally founded as the Abbey Church of the monastery on the site, is built partially of stones taken from the old Roman town.
The city's second railway station, St Albans Abbey Station, is located to the south of the city centre, and is the terminus of the local line to Watford Junction.
the Cathedral and Abbey Church of St Alban , which has the longest true nave in Britain.
the Museum of St Albans - tells the story of St Albans from the time of the Romans to the present day. It puts on special exhibitions throughout the year, as well as arranging fun and educational events.
Wagamama, Unit 6, Christopher Place, tel 01727 865 122, open Mo-Sa 12noon-11pm, Su 12noon-10pm - trendy Japanese noodle restaurant located in the town centre. Prices are moderate (£10-15 / person) and the staff are well trained and friendly.
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the pubs!.... St Albans has the largest number of pubs per square metre in England.
The medieval Clock Tower, built in the early 15th Century
St Albans market takes place on St Peter's Street, the city's main shopping street, on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
The Farmers market takes place on St Peter's Street the second Sunday of every month.Do
Verulamium Museum - tells the story of the Roman city, and exhibits Roman mosaics, pottery and other artifacts.
the Organ Museum - contains theatre organs, punch-card cafe organs and other instruments. It opens every Sunday afternoon, when visitors have the opportunity to see and hear the fascinating instruments.Eat
Pizza Express , 11 Verulam Road, tel 01727 853 020, open Su-We 11.30am-11pm, Th-Sa 11.30am-12midnight - the local branch of the popular pizza restaurant chainDrink
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