Best places: Tourist attractions in Melbourne, United Kingdom

👍👍 Fantastic experience!!!! I came here on a stag do and it was brilliant! I'm not great at names but the ladie who dealt with us at the start was such a barrell of laughs and made the experience all that much better. Our instructor was also great! We did the zombie apocalypse course which I'd highly r...

Race track home to various motoring fixtures, including the British Motorcycle Grand Prix.

Unrestored NT property vividly showing an estate in decline, with walled gardens and orangery.

Country park with Gothic revival castle, lake, woodlands and formal gardens with topiary.

Contemporary country-style cottages with private patios overlooking the marina plus free parking.

Historical ruins of a 13th-century Augustinian convent, with guided walks by prior arrangement.

Museum displaying restored planes with an area to view takeoffs & landings from the nearby airport.

15th-century castle, now English Heritage, with Civil War history, a tower and underground passages.

Historic home of Lord & Lady Kerr, with tours of its grand interior & artfully sculpted grounds.

👍👍 If you are an aviation enthusiast living in the area you really can't go wrong here. The best times to watch planes are early in the morning, mid afternoon and in the evening. Evening is best for the cargo aircraft. This particular viewing spot focusses towards the west side of the airport where all...

Comprehensive nursery selling trees and shrubs, with delivery and guided tours of woodland gardens.

Park featuring a BMX track, a lake with model boating, football pitches, a cafe & a playground.

👍 Great 5 mile circular walk from the Crewe and Harper. Lovely lunch afterwards 😋

👍 A lovely nature reserve although sadly covered in too much dog poo along the paths to warrant five stars. A quick walk around the water followed by a loop around the churchyard and a similar offshoot along the road before returning to the car park. The plaques telling the history of the area were...

👍👍 Nice park, lot's of friendly people 👍 Football and cricket are played. Crossbar café is nice and it's also nice to eat there. Few benches to sit on at the crossbar and a couple around the park.

👍👍 By any measure, this is a very impressive parish church. Started in 1120 and still having most of its original Norman stonework, it is one of the finest Norman parish churches in the country. It was partly renovated in the 1630s and again, fairly sensitively, in 1859-1862 by George Gilbert Scott a...

👍👍 Good recreational Park, Number of facilities available.Children play area.Cricket pitches and football ground. Newly built walking track. Nice to spend time in natural environment.

👍👍 Nice place to walk and explore

👍👍 One of the best kept secrets... Best fishing Res by far.!

👍👍 Lovely historic windmill, open on Sunday afternoons April to September and run by knowledgeable, friendly volunteers. You can have an audio tour or read the signs on each of the levels yourself to learn about the history and mechanics of the mill and it's restoration. Children can have a go at grind...