Essex

Essex is a historic county in East England known for Roman heritage, scenic coastline, charming market towns, and good transport links.

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Near Creative writing for mindfulness

10 Oct, 28 Nov

An outdoor creative writing session led by an English teacher and holistic life coach. Participants use the forest as inspiration and explore thoughts and feelings through writing prompts and mindful activities.

Near The Positive Necessities of Life

8–9 Oct, 15–16 Oct…

An exhibition at Red House presents personally significant domestic objects selected by architects, designers, local residents and young people from Bexley, exploring the memories and stories connected with everyday possessions. It can only be visited as part of a guided tour of the house.

Located in Rayleigh

Rayleigh is a historic market town in Essex featuring medieval castle remains, a Norman church, charming parks, and local markets. It offers accessible train and bus transport and rich opportunities for cultural and recreational activities.

Near Walk for Wellness

8 Oct, 15 Oct…

A gentle guided walk around the park, offering time to move, enjoy the fresh air and connect with nature at your own pace.

St Botolph's Priory

St Botolph's Priory in Colchester is the ruin of the first Augustinian priory in England, featuring large remnants of its medieval nave and protected as a Grade I listed building and scheduled monument. Visitors can explore the historic ruins in a public park setting with accessibility improvements and a nearby Gothic Victorian church built in the 19th century.

Ranger's House

Ranger's House is a Grade I listed Georgian mansion in Blackheath, London, adjacent to Greenwich Park, housing the Wernher Collection of fine art and decorative objects from the Renaissance to the 19th century. Visitors can explore its historic architecture and rich art collection inside the mansion, reflecting its history as an official residence of the Ranger of Greenwich Park.

Located in Coggeshall

Coggeshall is a historic village in Essex with rich medieval heritage, notable for its large parish church, Cistercian abbey ruins, timber-framed buildings, and a longstanding market charter since 1256. Visitors can explore architecture from the wool trade era, local museums, and enjoy walking in a picturesque setting.