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Hatfield House - where Elizabethan history began.
Celebrated Jacobean House and Tudor Old Palace steeped in Elizabethan and Victorian political history in a spectacular countryside setting. Built in 1607 and home of the Cecil family for 400 years.
The Royal Palace of Hatfield (c1485) in the West Garden is where Elizabeth I spent her childhood and held her first Council in 1558.
Enjoy the scented garden, knot garden, elegant parterres and borders. Picnic tables and children's play area in the extensive Park. Dogs welcome in the Park.
Unique venue for weddings, parties and corporate hospitality in the Old Palace and Riding School conference centre. The Hatfield Banquet with costumed players is held most Friday evenings throughout the year.
Plenty of free parking. Entrance near to Hatfield Station. Close to A1 & M25. Special events programme, restaurant and Stable Yard exclusive shopping area . Full information on Hatfield House's website
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New coach and car park open, off Gt North Road. Sat Nav postcode AL9 5HX |
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Hatfield House Postcode for SatNav: AL9 5NQ
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Days Out near Hatfield House
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Mill Green Museum and Mill (1 Mile)*
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Willows Farm Village (4 Miles)*
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Celtic Harmony Camp (5 Miles)*
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St Albans Cathedral (5 Miles)*
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Shaws Corner (6 Miles)*
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Verulamium Museum (6 Miles)*
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Paradise Wildlife Park (6 Miles)*
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Royal National Rose Garden (7 Miles)*
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Knebworth House (7 Miles)*
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Lowewood Museum (8 Miles)*
Places to Visit near Hatfield House
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Hatfield (1 Mile)*
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Sandridge (4 Miles)*
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Wheathampstead (5 Miles)*
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Ayot St. Lawrence (5 Miles)*
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St. Albans (5 Miles)*
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Park Street (6 Miles)*
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Datchworth (6 Miles)*
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Cheshunt (7 Miles)*
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Harpenden (7 Miles)*
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London Borough of Barnet (8 Miles)*
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