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A beautiful area with lots to see

Like that the national route marker has been painted with different colours- makes it stand out

There is a park on the left, and the galleria if you go straight

good link route, busy on the weekends;

This is nice place with spectacular views. Perfect spot for Sunday walk with family or a dog 🐕.

Alexandra Palace, often affectionately known as "Ally Pally", is an impressive historic building perched high on a hill in north London. This city landmark is known not only for its stunning architecture but also for its diverse cultural and historical significance. Alexandra Palace originally opened in 1873 and was designed primarily as a venue for leisure activities and entertainment. It houses an impressive ice rink, one of the first of its kind in the UK, as well as a large events hall used for concerts, exhibitions and other events. One of the most notable periods in Alexandra Palace's history was its role during the First World War. During this time, the building was converted into an interned prisoner of war camp, housing German civilian internees. In the following decades, Alexandra Palace became an important cultural center in London. It has hosted numerous concerts, exhibitions and sporting events. Famous bands such as The Rolling Stones and The Beatles performed here, and the venue remains a popular venue for music events to this day. In addition, Alexandra Palace offers breathtaking views over London. From here, visitors can enjoy panoramic views of the British capital that are spectacular day and night. Alexandra Palace is a place rich in history and cultural significance. It remains an important part of London life and attracts people from all over the world, whether to go ice skating, take part in exhibitions or simply to enjoy the views and historical atmosphere.

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Good for riding fast

This is so cool and a great way to revitalize a disused railway station platform

Traces of the great Roman town of Verulamium, once second in size only behind Londinium, can be found here in Verulamium Park. Covering 100 acres (40 ha), the park features the remains of a Roman theatre and a 1,800-year-old hypocaust and mosaic. There's also an ornamental lake, which is home to many waterbirds.

A terrific walk or cycle route can get crowded but worth it.

Part of an extremely well kept Nast Hyde station on the Alban way

The tearoom is not open at present.

Beautiful place full of history

Amazing trail with Amazing views and history

Easy Trail full of history

Easy Trail but beware of ghost 👻 👽 🤔

Easy Trail with some art work 😀

Easy Trail for All to enjoy

Often overcrowded

Moderate trail from start to finish, wooden paths along the way through the forest that can be slippery in wet conditions