The Best Hertfordshire Attractions & Activities

Hatfield House in Hertfordshire is a grand Jacobean mansion set in vast gardens and parkland. Famous as the childhood home of Elizabeth I, it features opulent state rooms, fine art, and beautifully landscaped grounds rich in history.

Step into the world of Harry Potter at the Warner Bros. Studio Tour near London. Explore iconic sets, costumes, props and behind-the-scenes secrets of filmmaking. Highlights include the Great Hall, Diagon Alley, and the breathtaking Hogwarts model.

providing on site information about the canal and sightseeing trips on the historic working boat during the warmer months

Berkhamsted Castle in Hertfordshire is a Norman motte-and-bailey fortress dating from the 11th century. Once a royal stronghold, its impressive earthworks and ruins offer a fascinating glimpse into England’s medieval past.

The De Havilland Aircraft Museum, in Hertfordshire, showcases historic aircraft including the Mosquito, Comet, and Tiger Moth. It celebrates British aviation innovation through interactive displays and restored originals.

wildlife park with a wide range of animals from all over the world. Daily talks and displays. Large children's play area

This converted barn houses an array of children's play equipment & toys, including a toddler area, slides, soft play & ball pools. Outside, young visitors can enjoy a bouncy castle & an activity garden

Aldenham Country Park, in Hertfordshire, offers lakeside walks, woodlands, and family attractions. Visitors can explore the farm, adventure playground, and the enchanting Winnie the Pooh Trail set in peaceful countryside surroundings.

Shaw’s Corner, in Ayot St Lawrence, was the country home of playwright George Bernard Shaw. Preserved as he left it, the house and gardens offer insight into his life, work, and creative retreat.