Minibus Hire St Albans

When you combine the city's vast list of attractions with its excellent location and public transportation, you get a city ideal for day visits, especially from London.

Things to do in St Albans on a day trip followed with instructions on organising and arranging your visit.

The majestic Cathedral of St Albans is the crown gem of the city. It is one of the most spectacular structures in all of England. Most of the architecture stems from the Norman periods, with some gothic and more contemporary modifications. The admission is free, as are the walking tours that will assist you in identifying the many architectural types.

The Clock Tower, built in the early 13th century, is claimed to be England's sole mediaeval town belfry. The tower is 19.6 metres (64 feet) tall, and visitors may climb all five levels and enjoy the views from the top for only £2 apiece.

This cutting-edge museum, which opened in 2018, includes almost 2000 years of local, national, and worldwide history and an ever-changing variety of visiting exhibits. It is possible to tour the old cells and eat cake and coffee in the courtroom, which is housed within a former courthouse.

Over 40 hectares (100 acres) of magnificent greenery surround the Cathedral. Locals like doing a circuit around the lakes, particularly if they combine it with a visit to the coffee kiosk or a stop at the adjacent Waffle House.

A modest structure in the centre of Verulamium Park holds the remnants of a Roman hypocaust, the term given to an underground heating system unearthed in the 1930s. In this free exhibition, you may learn about the system's history while admiring exquisite mosaics.

The wall's ruins that guarded the Roman city of Verulamium against AD 270 may be seen within a short walk from the Hypocaust. The wall formerly stretched for almost 3 kilometres (2 miles). Today, several minor parts remain. You can visit here whenever you visit to St Albans.