Explore St Albans

Places to See

St Albans Cathedral
Located in the City Centre, with the longest Nave in England, stunning medieval wall paintings and more, this historic site is a must see!

Verulamium Park
100 acres of beautiful parkland close to the City Centre. The Park is named after the Roman City of Verulamium on which it stands.

St Albans Museum + Gallery
St Albans Museum + Gallery is a world-class centre for arts and culture spanning 2,000 years of collections.

Clock Tower
Completed in 1405, the Clock Tower is the only medieval Town belfry in England. The Tower has survived over 600 years of use.

Further Afield

Hatfield House
Hatfield House is proud to be one of the Treasure Houses of England, ten of the most magnificent palaces, houses and castles in England.

Places to Eat

Dylans at The Kings Arms
A neighbourhood gem, Dylans at The Kings Arms is loved locally for its award-winning food, service and extensive range of craft beer, specialist wines and spirits.

The Ivy St Albans Brasserie
An elegant brasserie serving modern British cuisine in a sophisticated setting.

Lussmans
A sustainable dining restaurant offering a variety of dishes with a focus on ethical sourcing.

Megan's at the Old Bell
An all day cafe and restaurant in the heart of St Albans. Housed in a charming old pub and suitable for all occasions with fireplaces and lounge area.

Toast
Located in the heart of the City, Toast is St Albans newest brunch restaurant, bringing you coffee, cocktails and all things toast.

HATCH
Informal cafe offering waffles and buns for brunch, plus burgers, hot drinks and vegan options.

Places to Drink

Ye Olde Fighting Cocks
Claiming to be one of the oldest pubs in England, Ye Olde Fighting Cocks offers traditional British fare and a historic atmosphere.

The Verulam
A charming historical pub in the heart of St Albans offering more than expected!

The White Swan
Open late, a great traditional pub for your night cap.