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'Gorgeous country pub' once owned by Dukes where you can walk in the Chilterns (opens the original)
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An idyllic country inn that was once owned by the Dukes of Bedford is now a dining destination to enjoy the "perfect" Sunday roast and a walk in the Chiltern hills. The Bedford Arms, based off Latimer Road near Chorleywood, is named after the aristocrats whose local seat was at nearby Chenies Manor - which dates back to 1460. Tucked away on the border of Hertfordshire and Buckinghamshire, the pub can trace its own roots back to the 15th century. The Bedford Arms is noted for its oak panelled Eli
Award-winning café with perfect reviews among 'Hertfordshire's top 5 places to eat' (opens the original)
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An award-winning café boasting hundreds of 'excellent' reviews has been named among Hertfordshire's top five places to eat. Hatch in St Albans, around 20 minutes' drive from Watford, is the second-best spot according to Tripadvisor's latest 2026 list - with customers praising the independent's buzzing atmosphere in the heart of the historic cathedral city. Located in Christopher Place, it has built a loyal following for its breakfasts, burgers, and waffles, served in a relaxed setting - with so
'The perfect British pub' in Hertfordshire boasting hundreds of perfect reviews (opens the original)
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On the edge of an idyllic village green in Hertfordshire there's a gastropub run by two brothers which customers have hailed as "the perfect British pub". The Tilbury in Datchworth, around 35 minutes' drive from Watford, is a Grade II listed watering hole that was taken over by Tom and James Bainbridge in 2014. Since then they have drawn on their experience from top restaurants - including The Fat Duck - to build a reputation for serving high quality modern British cuisine. The Tilbury is a Grad
Take a torchlit journey through Hertfordshire's hidden underground 'fairy hall' (opens the original)
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A hidden underground gem - that was famously described as a "fairy hall" - allows visitors to take a torchlit journey through the UK's largest shell grotto. Scott's Grotto in Ware, East Hertfordshire, dates back more than 260 years and is a series of six chalk-cut chambers and tunnels stretching more than 65 feet into the hillside. It was built in the 1760s by Quaker poet John Scott and each chamber is decorated with thousands of shells, fossils, flints, and fragments of coloured glass, to creat
The amazing Hertfordshire café where you can also watch planes take off and land (opens the original)
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If you are on the look out for a hearty breakfast there's a café with a unique location where you can enjoy hearty portions while watching planes. The busy Aerodrome Café is based at London Elstree Aerodrome and has a rich history dating back to 1935. Originally a grass landing strip for the Aldenham Country Club, the site came into its own during World War Two when it was a testing site for Lysander aircraft and hosted a flight simulator. The Aerodrome Cafe near Elstree. (Image: Tripadvisor)
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