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Explore, Eat & Drink, and Stay in Essex Explore, Eat & Drink, and Stay in Essex Two days around the historic county of Essex 2 DAYS HIGHLIGHTS TRAVEL Beth Chatto Gardens Between 30 minutes - 1 hour Wivenhoe House Norman Castle Tiptree Tea Room Mersea Island Brewery Discover and explore historic castles, rural vineyards and transformed gardens in the exciting county of Essex. This itinerary introduces you to some truly great attractions around Essex, from picturesque Tudor merchant houses to an estuary island brewery. Day 1: Colchester MORNING: COLCHESTER Your experience begins at the wonderful Beth Chatto Gardens in Elmstead Market just east of Colchester. A real treat for the senses, you can’t help but wonder about the hard work and passion that went into transforming this once barren and forgotten land into an oasis by Beth Chatto OBE herself. You can spend as long as four hours in the gardens so feel free to take your time to explore, with a stop off at the café for refreshments and homemade cakes. For lunch head over to The Brasserie at Wivenhoe House, just 10 minutes from the garden. It is surrounded by beautiful woodland and actually sits in the grounds of Essex University, but you wouldn’t know it! AFTERNOON: COLCHESTER TOWN AND MERSEA ISLAND Again, just a 10 minute drive from Wivenhoe House and you will be in the vibrant town of Colchester. Once the Roman capital of England, it is also the oldest recorded town in the UK. Your first stop will be the wonderful Norman Colchester Castle built on the foundations of the Temple of Claudius, and the largest Norman keep in Europe. The beautiful Victorian Castle Park which surrounds it is home to many events throughout the year, plus beautiful flower beds including a yearly planted war memorial. Enjoy afternoon tea or refreshments in the Tiptree tearoom, inside The Minories Art Gallery just opposite the Castle Park main entrance. Your next stop will be Mersea Island Brewery just seven miles from Colchester. Here you can buy traditional and award-winning homemade ales, as well as wine - they have vineyards too! EVENING: COLCHESTER Travel back to Colchester for your overnight stay and dinner in the exclusive Greyfriars Boutique Hotel in the heart of the town. Providing 26 luxuriously appointed bedrooms, as well as Grand suites, each room is unique and reflects the centuries of the three buildings that form Greyfriars. With lavish furnishings and comfy beds, you’ll enjoy the perfect night’s sleep. Dinner will be served in the Cloisters restaurant, where the table d’hote and Á La Carte menus are served seven days a week using locally sourced produce. Day 2: Braintree, Cressing and Coggeshall MORNING: BRAINTREE After a hearty ‘full English’ breakfast, set off for your first stop of the day – Bardfield Vineyard in Great Bardfield, a wonderfully tranquil area of Essex. As well as visiting the vineyards and wine- tasting if desired, you can take a self-guided tour of the wonderful brick and tile Grade I listed barn, which was gifted to Anne of Cleves by Henry VIII. The walled gardens are also a joy, together with the herd of alpaca! Don’t forget to purchase your favourite wine from the shop too. Stop off for lunch at The Windmill Chatham Green where’ll you find an exquisite selection of British classics with a twist, and a ‘refined dining’ experience. Everything on the menu is made to order, using a selection of the finest fresh, local ingredients. AFTERNOON: CRESSING & COGGESHALL After lunch, your next stop will be the interesting site of Cressing Temple Barns and Gardens, in the village of Cressing just south-east of Braintree. The Grade I Barns are of particular historical interest to visitors, as they were given to the Knights Templar in 1137 and are among some of the oldest timber-framed buildings, and few surviving Templar buildings in England. Among the Gardens, the Walled Garden is faithfully reconstructed as a Tudor pleasure garden – one of the few in the country, and a delight to behold. Your last stop of this two-day adventure will be the National Trust property Paycocke’s House and Garden in the pretty village of Coggeshall. This stunning Tudor Merchant’s House has many stories to tell behind its walls! Find out about the ancestry of the house, how it was constructed, plus take a look at the changes it has undergone during its long life, spanning over 500 years. The house – not to mention the garden – has had a long and confusing history due to its many different owners, but it is a fascinating and wonderful ‘hidden treasure’ in Essex. You’ll also find a quaint little tearoom here where you’ll be able to enjoy refreshments before your journey home. Featured Venues Beth Chatto Gardens Address: Elmstead Market, Clacton Rd, Elmstead, Colchester CO7 7DB Opening times: March–October: Monday–Saturday: 9am-5pm, Sunday: 10am–5pm, November– February: Monday–Saturday: 9am–4pm, Sunday: 10am–4pm Guide prices: May - September 2018: £8.45 per adult, October 2018: £6.95 per adult, November 2018-31st March 2019: £4.50 per adult, April 2019: £6.95 per adult, May-September 2019: £8.45 per adult Wivenhoe House Address: Park Rd, Wivenhoe, Colchester CO4 3SQ Opening times: Monday-Friday: Breakfast - 7am-9:30am (Saturday: 8am-10:30am), Lunch - Midday-3pm (Sunday: Midday-5:30pm), Dinner - 5:30pm-9:30pm Colchester Castle Address: Colchester CO1 1TJ Opening times: Monday–Saturday: 10am–5pm, Sunday: 11am–5pm - Last admission 4:30pm Guide prices: Adult (inc. Seniors) – £9.95, Child (aged 4-16) – £4.95 Tiptree Tearoom Address: The Minories Gallery, 74 High Street, Colchester, Essex, CO1 1UE Opening times: (Winter) Monday-Saturday: 9:30am-4pm - Closed Sunday, (Summer) Monday- Saturday: 9:30am-5pm, Sunday:10am-6pm Guide prices: Classic cream tea: £6.75 Mersea Island Brewery Address: Rewsalls Lane, East Mersea, Colchester, Essex CO5 8SX Opening times: 10am-4pm Daily Greyfriars Hotel Colchester Address: High St, Colchester CO1 1UG Opening times: All day dining Guide prices: Rooms start from £120 per night Bardfield Vineyard Address: Braintree Rd, Great Bardfield, Braintree CM7 4QD Opening times: 10am–4pm all year round for vineyard shop and self-guided tours The Windmill Chatham Green Address: Little Waltham, Chelmsford, CM3 3LE Opening times: Wednesday-Thursday: 5pm-11pm, Friday-Saturday: Midday-late, Sunday: Midday-9pm Creating Temple Barns Address: Witham Rd, Cressing, Braintree CM77 8PD Opening times: Monday-Sunday: 10:30am-4pm Guide prices: Free entry Paycocke’s House and Garden Address: 25 West St, Coggeshall, Colchester CO6 1NS Opening times: Open times vary, please check here before your visit Guide prices: Adult - £7.50, Children - £3.75 .
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