Great Things To See In Essex

Essex is one of the most populous countries in the United Kingdom. It lies on the Northeast of Greater London. Much of the area in Essex is part of the metropolitan green belt which forbids development.

This county carries deep history within its roots. Therefore there are a lot of places of historical significance to see. Audey End House carries rich cultural roots. It has three large courtyards, thirty towers, seven hundred and fifty rooms and huge gardens for formal occasions.

If you are longing for beaches then Frinton-on-the-Sea is a good place to visit. You can book huts on the beach which have kitchenettes attached. The local laws have forbidden the commercial enterprises to destroy the scenic beauty of the area.

Layer Marney Tower was built over four hundred years ago. The towers are 80ft tall and are eight storied. They tower over the surrounding agricultural land.

If you want to delve more into the historical roots of Essex then try visiting Colchester castle. It is the oldest town in Great Britain. The close association with the English Civil war makes this place famous too.

There’s an old mill on the Strout River ‘Constable Country’. It takes its name from a painting that a famous English painter did in the 19th century. There is also a diverting museum in the old barn.

Castle Hedingham is a 12th century structure that has been restored and is open for visitors. It is said that the stone archway is the largest of all the archways in England. Though the castle is closed in the winters in the summers the biggest attraction is because of the jousting tournaments that are held inside the castle.

So while you are trotting in Essex don’t forget to see all these places. There are many more historical and ancients that are not covered here. Don’t forget to visit the local tourism office to get rest of the information.

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