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Things to Do in Brentwood, England: See Tripadvisor's 38,174 traveler reviews and photos of Brentwood tourist attractions. Find what to do today, this weekend, or in October. We have reviews of the best places to see in Brentwood. Visit top-rated & must-see attractions.
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More than 500 mistreated, sick or unwanted animals have found a happy home at this non-profit rescue centre. Many of the Hopefield Animal Sanctuary’s animals arrived suffering from some form of neglect, and you can find out what some of these creatures have been through, and see how they are thriving today. Among the many residents are donkeys, alp...
There’s an amazing holdover from the Cold War under a nondescript-looking house in the countryside not far north of Brentwood. A Cold War museum since it was decommissioned in the early-90s, this secret nuclear bunker was developed in line with a plan to improve the UK’s air defences in the early 1950s. By the 1980s this was an RGHQ (Regional Gover...
South of Brentwood is 500 acres of woods, meadows and parkland on high ground. Thorndon North is wilder, and is mostly cloaked in woodland around the Childerditch Pond. This is a haven for migrant and overwintering birds like redpolls, siskins and bramblings, and is lovely in spring when the anemones and bluebells are out. The Countryside Centre in...
Worthy of its own paragraph, the Gruffalo Trail in Thorndon North is a lovingly designed woodland walking trail recreating the wonder of the Deep Dark Wood and dotted with representations of Julia Donaldson’s Gruffalo characters. There’s a Gruffalo of course, as well as the mouse, snake, fox and owl. You can get hold of a cute illustrated map for t...
This resplendent Tudor mansion a few miles out of Brentwood dates from 1539-1556 and is designed on a U-plan, sporting stepped gables and ornate long chimneys. Ingatestone Hall, home of Secretary of State Sir William Petre, was visited by Queen Elizabeth I on her Royal Progress in 1561. What’s interesting is that the Petre family were Catholics, at...
Even though Weald Hall was demolished in 1951, the 500-acre estate is suffused with seven centuries of history. This is now Weald Country Park but the rambling landscape dates back to a design by Capability Brown in the 1730s and 40s. There are enormous ancient trees, ceremonious avenues, ponds, wildflower meadows and dreamy vistas from the north e...
More than a simple nature reserve, Warley Place is on a former garden planted by the eminent horticulturalist Ellen Willmott (1858-1934), who cultivated more than 100,000 plant species and cultivars. She also accumulated a lot of debt, and eventually had to sell Warley Place. The garden grew over and her house was pulled down in 1939. What’s fascin...
You would be forgiven for thinking that this English Baroque-style monument on Ingrave Road was at least 300 years old. But Brentwood Cathedral, by architect Quinlan Terry, was only consecrated in 1991. It is the seat of the Roman Catholic Brentwood Diocese and incorporates a small neo-Gothic church from the 1860s. Quinlan Terry took his design cue...
This quaint post mill goes back to 1807 and took the place of an even earlier mill. In fact records show that there has been a mill here since 1477, and it is thought that the current building used timber from its predecessor. Mountnessing Windmill is a Grade II* monument, with a brick base and weatherboard body. Flour was milled here until the 193...
In Medieval times, what is now Brentwood was a crossroads in the Great Forest, on the routes from Colchester to London, and from East Anglia to Thomas Becket’s pilgrimage site at Canterbury Cathedral. So the first thing to be built here was a chapel, around 1221, the ruins of which are still visible in Brentwood’s town centre. In a little garden on...
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