Things to do in and around the St Albans Abbey station area.
This unique Art Deco building was opened in 1930 as Samuel Ryder's Seed Company Exhibition Hall. Samuel was the Mayor of St Albans and the founder of the Ryder Cup.
Read moreWelcome to The Waffle House, located within the 16th Century, Grade II listed Kingsbury watermill overlooking the River Ver in the tranquil Conservation Area of St Albans.
Read moreYe Olde Fighting Cocks is the Oldest Pub in England that prides itself on being a picturesque building and a part of history, that serves award winning food and drinks, all with a smile!
Read moreWith the longest Nave in England, stunning medieval wall paintings, the Shrine of Britain’s first saint and more, a trip to St Albans Cathedral offers something for everyone.
Read moreThe Maltings is open daily (please check the website for up to date opening times before visiting) so there’s plenty of time to relax, meet up with friends and do your shopping!
Read moreThe Alban Arena is a well-established entertainment venue with a busy programme of National Touring Shows, Rock and Pop Concerts, Comedy, Films, Exhibitions and the region’s most popular Christmas Pantomime.
Read moreSt Albans own independent cinema showing big hits, art-house gems and film fans’ classics
Read moreExplore, Discover & Enjoy St Albans with two self-guided, quirky, heritage walks with an optional treasure hunt.
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Exquisitely preserved and housed in a dynamic and exciting modern building in Verulamium Park, just a short walk from Verulamium museum.
Read moreThe St Albans Market is widely renowned as one of the best in the area, and the quality of products and produce available has won many awards.
Read moreThe building has been structurally restored, painted and rewired and is now a valued community resource and heritage attraction. It has been recognised with awards from several bodies.
Read more100 acres of beautiful parkland close to the city centre and is a popular attraction throughout the year with wide range of facilities. The Park is named after the Roman City of Verulamium on which it stands. The City walls and outline of the London Gate can still be seen. Verulamium Museum displays hundreds of remarkable objects that have been excavated from the ground.
Read moreThe Roman Theatre of Verulamium is unique. Built in about 140AD it is the only example of its kind in Britain, being a theatre with a stage rather than an Amphitheatre.
Read moreBuilt and run entirely by members, we’re all about providing high-quality, affordable theatre to the local community. We’ve been delighting audiences for more than fifty years, mostly through the work of our resident production company, the widely-acclaimed Company of Ten.
Read moreThe Museum of everyday life in Roman Britain
Read moreSt Albans Museum + Gallery is a world-class centre for arts and culture at the heart of one of Britain’s most historic cities.
Read moreThe Abbey Line Trail is a walk commissioned by the Abbey Community Rail Partnership and delivered by Countryside Management Hertfordshire. This is a nine mile walk from Watford Junction Station to St Albans Abbey Station. The walk can be completed in sections allowing you to use the train to return to your start point.
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