Harlow is a new town within the ceremonial county of Essex, England. It lies west of Essex near the areas of Chelmsford, Epping, London, Stevenage and Stort Valley. The prime road M11 primarily serves the town. Harlow is popular for its cultural heritage, wonderful surroundings and for being a marvelous London commuter town.
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Attractions within and nearby Harlow
Epping Forest is a vast ancient woodland that sits on England's southeastern part, north of Epping. Its territory covers 2,476 hectares of bogs, grassland, heath, ponds, rivers and woodland. Bird watching, leisure walking and mountain biking are the usual activities in Epping Forest.
Gibberd Garden and Museum is located at Marsh Lane, Gilden Way, Harlow, Essex, England. The garden and museum used to be under the ownership of Sir Frederick Gibberd the famous architect whose many works include the Heathrow Airport, the Regent's Park Mosque, Liverpool's Roman Catholic Cathedral and the urban planning of the Harlow New Town itself. Visiting the site promises relaxation and historical orientation.
Harlow Playhouse is a prime theatre that is located at Playhouse Square, Harlow, Essex. The celebrated theatre showcases several performing arts performances such as musical acts, pantomime, plays and so much more.
Museum of Harlow is located long Muskham Road, Harlow, Essex, England within the 19th century Mark Hall Manor. The museum features wide collection of historical items including some Roman artifacts that was found within the area to educate people about the town's colorful history.
The Gibberd Gallery can be found at Civic Centre, The Water Gardens, Harlow, Essex, England. The gallery features several magnificent artworks and touring art exhibitions. It is open to the public free of charge. It is one of the most magnificent places to enjoy and appreciate the finest work of arts.
Hatfield House, Park and Garden is proud to be one of the Treasure Houses of England, ten of the most magnificent palaces, houses and castles in England. There is a 'free flow arrangement' where visitors are able to view the house at their own speed. Guides are stationed in most of the rooms and are happy to answer questions from visitors. Audio tours are available, which have an excellent and informative commentary and give in depth information about items of interest in the collection.
