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Hertfordshire has served as a country retreat for many monarchs. Serving as the backdrop to key points throughout history, including one queen learning of her ascension to the throne and even a modern retellings of Britain’s royal past. Ready to learn about our royal links, and maybe even plan your own break that’s fit for a queen? Read on.
February marks LGBTQ+ History Month, an opportunity to celebrate and educate, learn about the issues the LGBTQ+ community faces, and the history of those who have fought for the right to live in an inclusive society.
You’ve found the perfect partner… but where’s the perfect place? From incredible stately homes to plush hotels and spectacular restored barns, we’re narrowing down some of our favourite spots for your marriage or civil ceremony in Herts – you can just call us The Wedding Planner…
Karate Kids (Sasori Karate) has been based in Hemel Hempstead since the early 1980's. They have classes catering for a range of ages from 4 years to 99 years!
Take a swing at some of Hertfordshire's beautiful golf courses. We've rounded up some of our favourite clubs from across the county to whet your appetite.
For the flower enthusiasts among us, it's bluebell season in Herts and we have the run down on all the top places to see this famous flower across the county.
On the 18th May, it’s International Museums Day, which has been running for around 45 years and aims to raise awareness that “Museums are an important means of cultural exchange, enrichment of cultures and development of mutual understanding, cooperation and peace among peoples”.
Treasure Map Trails are a fantastic outdoor activity for children aged 5 to 12. So as you search for local treasures that include statues, quirky signs and fascinating features, don't be distracted by the medieval mayhem in Berkhamsted, UFOs taking over Hemel Old Town, giant animals roaming around Tring and the fishy folk of St Albans.
