The Aquadrome

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About

Local nature reserve and aquatic park next to the Grand Union Canal and River Gade, contains 2 lakes on which a variety of wildlife can be seen.

Rickmansworth Aquadrome is a 41-hectare (101-acre) public park and Local Nature Reserve in Rickmansworth in Hertfordshire. It is owned and managed by Three Rivers District Council.
From Wikipedia · Rickmansworth Aquadrome

Map of The Aquadrome

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Watersmeet Theatre
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Small town theatre and arts venue.
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Three Rivers Museum
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Local history museum, in Basing house (a former residence of William Penn.)
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Mon-Fri 2-4PM
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Chorleywood Common
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Take a walk on a semi-wooded common, that has varied chalk grassland, and trees. As long as the bye-laws are respected, the common is reasonably open to visitors.
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Chenies Manor House
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Grade 1 listed Tudor Manor House. The gardens are noted for their tulips.
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Wed and Thu: 2-5pm. (April 3rd to October 31st 2019)
Price
Adults £9, Children £5
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