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Your search for Attractions & events in Brightlingsea returned 10 results
Attraction - Water Mill, Colchester
Early 19th century tide mill with its machinery, which has been fully restored. Wheel can be run for guided groups (subject to tide).
Attraction - Museum, Clacton-on-sea
1810 Martello Tower, used by the Navy in WWII, known as H.M.S. Helder. Memorial to Flight Officer Ray King of 479th Fighter Group, pilot of a recovered P51D Mustang on display together with other WWII exhibits.
Attraction - Country/Royal Park, Colchester
Situated next to the entrance of the Colne estuary, the park consists of grassland and a sandy beach, ideally suited to walking, picnics, informal games and wildlife watching.
Attraction - Garden, Colchester
2.5 hectares (6 acres) of gravel, water and woodland gardens.
Attraction - Nature Reserve, Colchester
One hundred and twenty five acres of woodland, lakes and saltmarsh on the Colne estuary, with nature trails and 8 hides. Observation room, tower and gift shop.
Entry is by donation: Suggested £5 per family, £2 per person.
Attraction - Beach, Brightlingsea
Brightlingsea on the River Colne, is rich in seafaring history and is one of the Cinque Ports. The town is a haven for yachting and hosts national and international sailing events annually. Sailing barges offer pleasure trips to visitors.
Attraction - Sports Ground/Stadium, Colchester
Broad Lane Sports Ground, covering some 10.5 acres, comprises:
- a football Stadium with a capacity of 3,000
- a Club-house with bar
- 4 floodlight tennis courts
- parking for 150 cars
- three football pitches
Attraction - Vineyard, Colchester
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Attraction - Museum, Brightlingsea
A representative collection of objects, photographs and pictures illustrative of the social and economic history of the town and its immediate surroundings over the past 700 years.
Attraction - Vineyard, Colchester
Established working vineyard 10-acre site overlooking the Blackwater and Colne estuaries. Free admission. Conducted tours of winery and vineyard by appointment only.