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Sustainability is on our minds now more than ever before, so here are some tips on how to become a greener tourist in 2022.
This past year many of us have had plenty of time to ourselves, plenty of time to reflect and the ability to breathe in the positives. All of those principles are key to our health and wellbeing and what a time to need it! To continue our slower pace of life, you may take a walk in your local park or woodland or even take part in a new course from organisations across Herts. Whatever you need to have mindfulness and staying fit and healthy, 2021 is the year to do it.
To help you manage the home-schooling load (and give you a breather from yet another round of rhyming couplets), we’ve asked our friends across Hertfordshire to share their top local learning resources.
From 29th March outdoor gatherings of six people, or two households, are officially allowed under government guidelines, and we're ready and raring to rediscover just what's waiting on our doorstep here in Herts.
With a whole host of events confirmed for the summer so far, we've got a busy few weeks coming up in Hertfordshire. Take a read of our favourites, from festivals to markets and live music...
With summer here, it's time to make the most of those warm days and enjoy those odd weekday days off by heading out into our glorious county during the week! Many of our top attractions are still open and you can benefit from quieter queues, more space and sometimes a cheaper ticket!
Oh how we’ve missed those celebrations. Anniversaries, big birthdays and family reunions may have been put on hold for a while, but we’re now gearing up for a summer of celebration and reconnecting with friends and family.
So many of the most acclaimed period dramas in movie history were filmed right here in our very own Herts! Check out our list of some of our favourites for you to discover, and then get set-jetting to walk the same halls as your favourite movie stars.
A chill has returned to the air, autumnal yellow and orange hues seem to be popping up everywhere, and pumpkins are back in your fields and in your lattes – it must be October half term in Hertfordshire...
Just thirty minutes on the train from London, Three Rivers in Hertfordshire delivers beautiful countryside, fantastic leisure facilities and a wealth of history and culture. With vast areas of public woodland and conservation, the district offers an incredible sense of space for visitors wanting an escape from the city, a breath of fresh air and a natural, restorative experience.
