Travel Guides
If you have 7 days to spend in Ware, there are several things you can do and places you can visit:
1. Scotts Grotto - This is a unique series of interconnected chambers, tunnels and staircases, built into a hillside in the eighteenth century. You can take a guided tour of this remarkable place, which is open Wednesday to Sunday from March to October. Allow around 1 hour for the tour.
2. Ware Museum - This is a small museum with exhibits on the town's history, including its brewing industry and links with the Great Bed of Ware. It's open from Wednesday to Sunday from March to October. Allow around 1 hour for a visit.
3. River Lea - This is a picturesque river that winds its way through Ware. You can take a stroll or a bike ride along the towpath, stopping off at one of the many pubs or cafes along the way. Allow at least 2 hours for a leisurely walk or cycle ride.
4. Van Hage Garden Centre - This is a large garden centre with a vast array of plants, garden furniture, gifts and homeware. There's also a cafe and a farm shop. Allow at least 1 hour for a visit.
5. Amwell Nature Reserve - This is a beautiful nature reserve that's home to a wide variety of wildlife. You can take a walk around the lakes, go birdwatching or simply enjoy the peace and quiet. Allow at least 2 hours for a visit.
Places to stay:
The Roebuck Inn - This is a traditional inn with comfortable rooms and a restaurant serving hearty pub food.
Fanhams Hall Hotel - This is a country house hotel with elegant rooms, a spa and a fine dining restaurant.