Attractions near Braintree Skatepark

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Braintree Skatepark

Weavers Park, off Coggeshall Road, Braintree, Essex CM7 - England, UK

Launched in 2003, and based just outside Braintree town centre, Braintree skatepark is suitable for both Skate boarders and BMX bikers alike and can be used free of charge. It houses the following facilities: a driveway with rail and a...

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Attractions near Braintree Skatepark

A selection of attractions close to Braintree Skatepark:

Bata Reminiscence Centre (35.9 Miles)

This interesting project was set up to record the feelings and memories of the many people who have worked within the British Bata Community in...

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Chatham Maritime Marina (36.4 Miles)

Today the former Navy dockyard at Chatham is now part of a multi-million pound development with shops, cinemas and restaurants and is home to over...

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Upnor Castle (36.5 Miles)

Located in tranquil surroundings at the heart of the Kent countryside, this English Heritage site represents a fine example of an Elizabethan artillery fort....

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Dickens World (36.6 Miles)

Dickens World is an attraction in Chatham, which caters for fans of the world-famous Victorian author. Now literary lovers can immerse themselves in creations including...

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St Mary’s Church (36.7 Miles)

Originally built during the Norman reign, this isolated church set on the edge of the Thames’ Marshes underwent much expansion and restoration during the 14th...

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Royal Engineers Museum (37.2 Miles)

This museum tells the story of the Corps of the Royal Engineers from the corps very early days right up to modern conflicts. Royal Engineers...

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Admirals Garden (37.4 Miles)

Hidden deep within the Historic Dockyard at Chatham, in Kent, is a place of peace and quiet cultivated over the centuries for the Admirals based...

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HMS Cavalier (37.4 Miles)

HMS Cavalier is the last wartime Royal Navy destroyer that helped win the Battle of the Atlantic. She later served the nation until withdrawn from...

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HMS Gannet (37.4 Miles)

Young and old will thrill to the sight of this magnificent Victorian era British warship. HMS Gannet, now fully restored to its former glory by...

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HMS Ocelot (37.4 Miles)

During the Cold War between NATO and the Warsaw Pact, submarines such as HMS Ocelot prowled the oceans seeking out information about the other sides...

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The Historic Dockyard Chatham (37.4 Miles)

HMS Victory Lord Horatio Nelson’s flagship at the Battle of Trafalgar was built at Chatham. Today the Historic Dockyard has a World War Two destroyer...

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Kent Police Museum (37.4 Miles)

The Kent Police Museum shows the history of the Kent County Constabulary from 1857 to the present day. The collection consists of police artefacts of...

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Historic Lifeboat Collection (37.4 Miles)

Housed in a covered slipway that was constructed in 1848, this lifeboat museum and gallery contains no less than seventeen lifeboats, many of which have...

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SS Kingswear Castle (37.4 Miles)

In the 1930s the height of fashion was to sail on paddle steamers and with the Kingswear Castle you can relive those glory days. Originally...

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Naval Memorial Chatham (38 Miles)

The ultimate sacrifice was paid by many sailors based at nearby Chatham Dockyard throughout countless wars but after the horrendous losses of the First World...

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The Guildhall (38.8 Miles)

Inside Rochester Guildhall there’s a fine Victorian interior and a fascinating museum. Museum highlights include a full-size replica of a Medway prison hulk, a 200,000...

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Rochester Bridge (38.8 Miles)

The Romans were the first to bridge the Medway at Rochester. One of the Roman piers of this first bridge was discovered when the cast...

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Draper's Museum of Bygones (38.8 Miles)

Kent is often known as the garden of England, and it is a county that as well as having natural beauty has a long and...

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Medway Visitor Centre (38.8 Miles)

Behind this neoclassical façade is an award-winning visitor centre. Here visitors can find out all about the historic city of Rochester, from its magnificent cathedral...

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