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Essex County

Aviation Way, Southend-on-sea SS2 6UN - England, UK

The Essex County Hotel is a Mediterranean style complex catering for tourist, corporate and leisure clientele, set in 8 acres of land

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Attractions near Essex County

A selection of attractions close to Essex County:

The Cliffs Pavilion (3.3 Miles)

The Cliffs Pavilion is managed and operated by HQ Theatres on behalf of Southend Borough Council. This popular venue attracts touring music acts and stages...

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Beecroft Art Gallery (3.3 Miles)

Visitors to the Beecroft Gallery can see what Southend looked like before the 20th century. The Thorpe Smith Collection of Old Views includes 18th and...

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Focal Point Gallery (3.4 Miles)

The Focal Point Gallery aims to provide the best of photographic and new media arts. We run a regular programme of exhibitions, workshops and events,...

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Prittlewell Priory Museum (3.6 Miles)

Prittlewell Priory was founded by Robert fitSuen in the early 12th Century. It was common in the Middle Ages for noblemen to build such...

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Southend Pier Museum (4.1 Miles)

Southend Pier Museum tells the story of Southend's most famous landmark, from its construction in 1830, through fires, wars and recession to restoration and rebuilding....

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Adventure Island Theme Park (4.1 Miles)

Adventure Island is the number one fun park in the Southeast of England. With over 60 rides and attractions, there’s something for the whole family...

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Southend Cliffs Gardens (4.2 Miles)

Southend-on-Sea is famous for its gardens, which date back to the 1700s. Southend Cliffs Gardens are Victorian, and among the most popular in the town....

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Southend Pier (4.5 Miles)

At 1.33 miles in length, Southend Pier is the longest pleasure pier in the world. It was first built, in wood, in 1830 to allow...

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Jubilee Beach (4.6 Miles)

This is Southend's newest beach. Created in 2002 when the town's flood defenses were improved, the sand and shingle strip runs from the pier all...

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Foreshore Nature Reserve (4.6 Miles)

Southend's Foreshore stretches from Leigh-on-Sea to Shoeburyness. Over Eight miles of mudflats and sand and shingle are home to an incredible range of wildlife. The...

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Southchurch Hall Museum (4.7 Miles)

Southchurch Hall is a beautiful medieval manor house with Tudor extensions set in attractive gardens just down the road from central Southend. Admission is free...

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The Kursaal (4.8 Miles)

The Kursaal was once among Southend-on-Sea's premier attractions. Completed in 1901, it formed a grand entrance to a circus, ballroom, arcade, dining hall and billiard...

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Rayleigh Mount (4.9 Miles)

Rayleigh Mount was acquired by the National Trust in 1923 and represents the remains of a Norman motte and bailey castle. Sweyn of Essex...

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Hadleigh Castle (5.3 Miles)

Overlooking the Essex Marshes on the edge of the Thames Estuary, Hadleigh Castle offers a romantic ruin of a once royal fortification. The original...

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