Visit the Holy Well in St Albans. Visited by the martyr himself and if that's not enough, these waters revitalised an ailing and elderly Uther Pendragon before a battle. If you don't know Uther, you may know of his son, the legendary King Arthur.

This beautiful old park actually stands on top of the old Roman city, with the 'modern' city sat up on the hill. Impressive sections of the old Roman City Wall can still be seen.

See some of the remaining surviving Roman Walls.

See one of the finest Roman Mosaic floors in Britain, in fact anywhere!

This beautiful old church is 1,000 years old and is Anglo Saxon in origin. Still used today and full of history and character.

Explore the ruins of the old Roman Theatre and shops.

This museum is bursting with Roman objects discovered in the park and city all around.

A contender for the oldest out in Britain which one way or the other has been serving patrons and pilgrims since not that long after the Romans.

This imposing old gate house has an impressive history and one of the hidden gems of this great old city.

Learn the story of our first Christian martyr from Roman times and explore one of the finest Cathedrals in Europe which was once a point of pilgrimage and important Abbey until the times of King Henry VIII.

See this piece of living history from the battlefields of WW1.

The market doesn't run every day but even when it's then, there is so much to see here.

Set at one end of the historic St Albans Market, this tower was built in 1403 and is the only free standing Belfry in Britain.

Enjoy the vibrant City centre of St Albans with its ancient pubs crepieries., buzzing market, high end shopping and laid back vibes. 20 minutes or so by train from London but a worlds away. This is the real England that us locals enjoy so much.