Places to explore near Great Chesterford StationGreat Chesterford

Grand Jacobean palace in Capability Brown parkland.

4.5 km S

A medieval market town of pargeted houses and a maze on the common, named for the saffron crocus once grown here and crowned by the largest church in Essex.

5.4 km SE · Essex

Europe's largest air museum, on a surviving Battle of Britain airfield, with hangars of historic aircraft and regular flying displays.

5.9 km NW

The largest Roman burial mounds in northern Europe, a cluster of grassy cones hidden in trees at tiny Bartlow near the Essex border.

8.5 km E

A simple two-room village local of scrubbed tables and settles serving Adnams by gravity, soup and sandwiches only.

9.6 km NW

The missing middle of the 'oldest road in Britain', linking the Ridgeway at Ivinghoe Beacon to the Peddars Way at Knettishall Heath.

0.2 km NW · spans 7 counties

Rambling 16th-century pub at Hinxton with a walled garden by the church, an easy dining stop in the Cam valley near Duxford.

2.8 km N

Pretty thatched-and-timbered inn at Duxford, an old drovers' pub near the war museum with a flower-decked frontage.

4.5 km NW

Seven linked Victorian gardens with a Dutch parterre and a yew hedge maze.

4.8 km SE

Small, intact chantry chapel of the 1300s beside Whittlesford Parkway station, which may first have belonged to a medieval hospital.

5.3 km N

Top-50 gastropub at the heart of tiny Bartlow, its kitchen holding two AA rosettes beside the county's ancient burial mounds.

8.4 km E