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Lots of variety here, areas suitable for young children, historians and farm buffs. The abbey is well worth a visit if you're interested in the history of architecture. There are areas for kids to play themed around farm life and a small cafe
Great place to visit and dive in the farm from last era. You ll travel along the time and you ll be able to see transformation done on the beautiful site. If you're interested in Templar history I warmly recommend that place.
English Heritage property. Great place to bring kids, lots to see and do. Private on site cafe with nice food. Just North of Cambridge.
Really different little place the Abbey was a mainly intact buildings as they had been used since they were dissolved during the Tudor Reformation, there are some ruined walls around the site and the main Abbey building has stairs so you can see the 1st floor and information boards explaining what they were used for. The farm museum is really good, showing tools and methods from 18th century onwards, with classic tractors and farm equipment, it also has a cafe on site which takes card payment. In all its really peaceful place in the Cambridgeshire countryside.
What a pleasant surprise. So much to see here - you can easily spend a couple of hours. Excellent cafe too. Plenty of things to keep children interested too. Very good value
Very interesting site. It's good value for money if you're local because tickets last for one year, so that's PS6 for an adult and you can return as many times as you like in a year. Staff and volunteers were extremely friendly. It's not a full day trip, probably 2 hours if you factor in a stop at the cafe. It would be a great place to factor into a trip to Ely or nearby Wicken Fen. It's very kid friendly and there's quite a lot of learning to do if you take the time to read the information boards. Not a full day, but a really interesting visit to a unique building.
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Lots of variety here, areas suitable for young children, historians and farm buffs. The abbey is well worth a visit if you're interested in the history of architecture. There are areas for kids to play themed around farm life and a small cafe
Great place to visit and dive in the farm from last era. You ll travel along the time and you ll be able to see transformation done on the beautiful site. If you're interested in Templar history I warmly recommend that place.
English Heritage property. Great place to bring kids, lots to see and do. Private on site cafe with nice food. Just North of Cambridge.
Really different little place the Abbey was a mainly intact buildings as they had been used since they were dissolved during the Tudor Reformation, there are some ruined walls around the site and the main Abbey building has stairs so you can see the 1st floor and information boards explaining what they were used for. The farm museum is really good, showing tools and methods from 18th century onwards, with classic tractors and farm equipment, it also has a cafe on site which takes card payment. In all its really peaceful place in the Cambridgeshire countryside.
What a pleasant surprise. So much to see here - you can easily spend a couple of hours. Excellent cafe too. Plenty of things to keep children interested too. Very good value
Very interesting site. It's good value for money if you're local because tickets last for one year, so that's PS6 for an adult and you can return as many times as you like in a year. Staff and volunteers were extremely friendly. It's not a full day trip, probably 2 hours if you factor in a stop at the cafe. It would be a great place to factor into a trip to Ely or nearby Wicken Fen. It's very kid friendly and there's quite a lot of learning to do if you take the time to read the information boards. Not a full day, but a really interesting visit to a unique building.
