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6 Budget-friendly Things to do in Ware That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Ware, United Kingdom including Rye Meads Nature Reserve, River Lea, Scotts Grotto, Ware Priory Lido, Ware Museum, East Herts Miniature Railway.
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1. Rye Meads Nature Reserve
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 131 reviews
This wetland nature reserve has something to offer everyone and will appeal to families, walkers, birdwatchers and photographers alike. With 8 hides and 3 large lagoons the reserve plays host to a variety of species such as Tufted duck, Common tern, Green sandpiper, Cetti's warbler, Kingfisher, Water vole, Fox, and most recently Black-Necked Grebe. A great place for children and families with spotter trails, and regular events, but also very popular with birders and people after a relaxing walk or some peace and quiet. The friendly visitor centre offers two classrooms, a bird feeding station, hot and cold drinks and refreshments, and toilet facilities, plus free parking for RSPB members. Opening times are every day from 9 am to 5 pm (or dusk if earlier). Please note that the reserve is closed on Christmas and Boxing Day.
Reviewed By sarahmO7853RS
As members of the RSPB we were keen to visit. Plenty of parking - free. Peaceful walks - easy walks. Spotted kingfisher as well as range of usual waterside birds. Lovely place to get away from it all for the afternoon. Staff were friendly and welcoming.
2. River Lea
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4.5 based on 135 reviews
Reviewed By nicktigbarber - London, United Kingdom
Why is the River Walk in Ware closed between Amwell End and the Library Car Park.When will this Lovely stretch of River be open again to the Public ?
3. Scotts Grotto
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4.5 based on 62 reviews
Closed October to April, summer opening only due to hibernating bats. Reopens first Saturday in April.
Reviewed By M2041OLjohnr - Ware, United Kingdom
I highly recommend you visit this very historic grotto. It was built in the mid-eighteenth century at the then Amwell Manor which belonged to the Scott family. It is the largest shell grotto in the UK. Now in Scotts Road, houses we're built on the former Manor grounds in the 1960's. The grotto is a Grade 1 listed building and was refurbished in 1991 and opened by Lord Montague. It is now held by a Trust. Well worth a visit, check opening times on it's website. Enjoy.
4. Ware Priory Lido
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4.5 based on 24 reviews
Situated in the grounds of Ware Priory, the Lido has both a 30m main pool and a smaller teaching pool. There is a smaller toddler play area, refurbished in 2018 and a room that is available to hire for private events. There are family changing rooms, and male and female changing rooms with hot showers, and also, new for last year, a set of poolside showers. The lido is serviced in peak sessions by a kiosk serving food, drinks and ice creams. Fully qualified RLSS Pool Lifeguards and a First Aider are on duty at all times.
5. Ware Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By therichastill - Stevenage, United Kingdom
Ware Museum is in the High Street and quite visible as you drive down the street. It is currently open two days a week. When I arrived I was encouraged to check in using the Serco Track and Trace app which was not a problem. I was also asked for my details. Going round the museum there is a one way system so you can see everything on display and there are a number of staff in various rooms to tell you about what is on display. Even though the museum is small there is plenty to see and there were a few parties looking around when I went which was good to see. Social distancing was maintained throughout.
6. East Herts Miniature Railway
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 48 reviews
