Best places: Tourist attractions in Holywell, United Kingdom

Area of the Chilterns Hills with wildlife-rich landscapes to be explored on foot or by bike.

👍 Disused chalk pits, now a wildlife haven especially for birds. Friendly staff, nice cafe. Lovely walk around the lakes, with scattered bird hides. Entrance is free but you're encouraged to leave a donation for the car park. Leave your dogs and bikes at home.

Chalk and grassland areas, designated as Sites of Special Scientific Interest, with walking trails.

17-hectare green space with popular paths for joggers & dog walkers, plus playgrounds & a cafe.

👍👍 Phenomenal bluebell woods. We were lucky to be there recently on a sunny evening. It was absolutely magical. We were also very pleased to see the restricted paths in place now. They seem to be having an impact as there are even more bluebells than in previous years.

Sprawling, 600-acre home to more than 2,500 animals, with tours, adventure play areas & classes.

Riverfront recreational area at a former estate with sports facilities & a scenic bridge.

Picturesque green space featuring lush gardens, a children's splash pad, skate park & scenic paths.

Vast park with facilities for soccer & golf, plus flower displays & a museum of horse-drawn buggies.

Museum with eclectic local history displays, horse-drawn carriage collection and sculpture garden.

The significant remains of an 11th- to 13th-century motte and bailey castle, including earthworks.

Victorian house in landscaped park with local history collections, plus revolving exhibitions.

👍👍 Took part in the Defender experience at Land Rover Experience in Luton, the welcoming staff were very friendly and check in was simple. Facilities were good with a safari style marquee, toilets and a food. A special shout out to Bob the barista who went the extra mile to make everyone welcome and ma...

👍👍 Lovely green space with newly refurbished playground. Next to the canal so nice views and wildlife.

👍👍 Beautiful windmill at Pitstone situated near ivanhoe, land is owned by national Trust and some Sundays is open for a few hours. Great stop over if your head from Dunstable down to Tring.

👍👍 Lovely place to go walking! Will definitely come back and explore more as there's so many routes to walk!

Sprawling, scenic site opened in 1920 with paths & gardens, sports areas & a granite WWI monument.

👍👍 Lovely farm and would recommend bringing young children. Lots of animals; cows, chickens, pigs, alpacas, goats, rabbits, a python and peacocks. You could buy feed for the animals which was nice. Rides around farm were fun and lots of seating for lunch. A nice gift shop and fresh eggs and honey avail...

👍👍 Bridgewater Monument offers breathtaking views and is of historic significance. The National Trust staff was lovely and friendly. Stairs are tight and not easy for kids to reach to the top. Top viewing area is displayed with all the important landmarks and the direction to see them is clearly marked...

Colorful wildflowers grow on this grassy hillside offering scenic views from the top.