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A large timber-built watermill on an island in the River Ouse with much of the 19thC mill machinery intact and some restored to working order.
An 18thC house in a landscaped park with a folly, Chinese bridge, plunge bath and yellow drawing room in the house, the work of John Soane. Home Farm is a rare breeds centre.
Visit the former Lord Protector's family home. Experience what domestic life would have been like in the 17th Century in a variety of re-created period rooms as well an exhibition detailing the Civil War.
A merchant's house on the north brink of the River Nene, built in 1722 with a plaster and wood rococo interior and a notable and rare Victorian garden with unusual trees.
A 13thC abbey with a later Jacobean style house and the famous Fairhaven collection of paintings and furniture. There is also an outstanding 100-acre garden and arboretum.
The chapel, founded by Henry VI includes the breathtaking fan-vault ceiling, stained-glass windows, a carved-oak screen and Ruben's masterpiece The Adoration of the Magi.
Discover how people lived 4000 years ago, marvel at their monuments, woodwork & crafts. Walk on the wild side in our 20 acre fenland park.
The last remaining undrained portion of the great Fen levels of East Anglia, rich in plant and invertebrate life and good for birds. Also a working windpump and restored Fen cottage.
An undiscovered gem.” Magnificent Norman Architecture; unique 13th century nave ceiling, stunning West Front. Burial place of two Queens. Open daily; tours by appointment and visit the Cathedral Gift Shop.
Historic house & gardens with a fine collection of paintings, furniture, books and Henry VIII's prayer book. There are also wonderfully restored rose gardens.