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Biggleswade
Step back in time
Jordans Mill’s charming location on the banks of the River Ivel was first mentioned as a milling site in the Domesday Book of 1086. Centuries later, in 1893, the Jordans purchased what was then called Holme Mills to produce flour.
Cardington, Bedford
Greensand Country is an area of distinct, beautiful and loved countryside, stretching from Gamlingay to Leighton Buzzard. Its 40 miles of scenic landscape follows the Greensand Ridge and reaches three neighbouring counties, from Cambridgeshire in…
nr Bedford
Kathy Brown’s Manor House Gardens at Stevington, just north of Bedford provides a garden destination with a very personal touch
Old Warden
A delightful Regency Garden in the style of the picturesque with later Victorian additions. A romantic and tranquil experience.
Explore the evolution of the English garden with a stroll through three centuries of landscape design at Wrest Park. From dazzling parterres and fragrant borders, to sweeping views and woodland walks, Wrest Park is a real treat for the senses.
Bedford
Over 300 acres of open space with 2 lakes and riverside. Fishing facilities, water sports, bird-watching hides, guided walks and talks and bike hire.
Luton
Discover the stories of real people behind the collections from prehistoric times today. With free entry, beautiful gardens, children’s playground and café, Stockwood is the perfect place for an adventure.
Bedford
The pride of Bedford: a riverside Victorian promenade characterised by its formal gardens, decorative footbridges and network of river islands and meadows.
Leighton Buzzard
Comprising of 80 acres, the Stockgrove Estate has an interesting history dating back to medieval times. It has a visitor centre and a variety of habitats including a lake, ancient woodland conifer plantations, meadows and heath.
Luton
Extraordinary Everyday
Discover Luton’s history through the stories of the museum, house and the town.
Bedfordshire
Someries castle's name was derived from William de Someries who had a residence on the site. The site was acquired by Magnate Lord Wenlock in 1430 and work commenced on building the mansion.
Church End, Elstow
Medieval Market house set on tranquil village green. Collection of 17thC furniture and items relating to life & works of John Bunyan.
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