Fairy writer's house museum and high-end house

HG Wells once received from Shaw a letter in which he said that he and his wife began to look for themselves a suburban housing. In 1906, in the village of Ayot St Lawrence, a suitable house was found. New (built in 1902) compact and at the same time spacious enough, made in the style of Arts & Crafts, where simplicity and practicality tried to connect with beauty and elegance.
The path that leads to the entrance to the house of a width that is suitable for one car. George and Charlotte had a car and the locals were very annoyed: incomprehensible, noisy and probably dangerous apparatus, they thought.

One of the most magnificent houses in England invites tourists to get acquainted with the life and lifestyle of the English aristocracy. Passing through its luxurious rooms, you will follow the most interesting moments in the history of the life of the estate owners.
Today, 30 luxuriously decorated halls are open to the public. Guests will see magnificent ornamental ceilings with stucco, silk-covered walls, elegant lamps, beautiful carved furniture, a collection of silver and much more interesting. Art lovers will enjoy the contemplation of the paintings by Holbein and Canaletto. You will be offered to look into the household premises of the house, where they will tell and show who served its rich inhabitants and how.

Try Italian cuisine here. All guests of Prezzo - Saffron Walden are advised to order delicious pepperoni, spaghetti carbonara and chicken. You can order good pudding here. Be sure to order here a good homemade wine or a delicious gin. In this place a cozy atmosphere and most visitors say that the staff is amazing.

The gothic church of the Holy Virgin Mary is one of the oldest buildings in Oxford, it has been the official church of the University of Oxford since 1200. In the same century the Council House was built where the first library in the history of the university was located. Currently, the Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary is the most popular parish church in Britain.
Climbing the tower of the 13th century, you can enjoy the delightful views of Oxford as well as look inside the urban places that are hidden from prying eyes. One of these places is the courtyard of the College of All Souls of the Righteous Departed, where only graduate students and graduates spend their time at work.

Mountfitchet Castle and the Norman village around it are a unique all-weather entertainment complex, where history and the desire to touch the simple life of ancestors unite. At this place there was once a Viking settlement, and after the arrival of William the Conqueror in 1066, two wooden fortresses arose, Mott and Bailey. In the XII century, they were replaced by a solid stone building, called the Mountfitchet castle by the name of its owner.
Until 1975, the whole surrounding area was completely desolate. However, one fine night, Alan Goldsmith, the owner of the land, had a dream, which encouraged him to restore the castle. Now everything here is like in the Middle Ages: a high fence of the fence, a watchtower, peasant huts, free-walking domestic animals.

Review from visitor: "Just outside of the city centre, off The Fen Causeway, you have Lammas Land, a large green expanse more suited to summertime enjoyment where people are often seen with picnics or playing sports. Essentially beside the Newnham area and not a long walk from The Anchor pub and various punting companies, it’s definitely a setting better and more popular during the summer months. There are playgrounds for children and a well-known bicycle rental company found here too".

Here you can enjoy Thai cuisine. You can try here a good chicken saute, red chicken curry and green curry. The waiters serve guests good sticky rice with mango. They offer delicious beer or good wine. Many clients write that the staff at Sala Thong is competent.

Tomorrow your journey will come to an end, but before that you will have time to visit interesting sights. The first place you go will be the abbey of the 12th century, which is decorated with an expensive collection of furniture inside.