Ramsey Abbey Gatehouse — Attraction in Huntingdonshire

Really surprised that there was so much to see here. You never can tell from this more off beat National Trust (sometimes you just get a room with not much in it sometimes you get something like this ~ quite often on the app/guidebook there is a single line of detail). There is a gate house with artifacts in it as well as information boards. There was also a guide at the enterance to help you. There was also Lady Chapel⛪. This too had a very helpful guide and great boards with information. There were also toilets - very unusual for this type of property. The local area is also nice with a lovely duck🦆 pond and a great large green. The children and dogs loved this. Would...

Visited for to 2019 Remembrance parade. Can be dated back to 900AD, the gate house that can be seen is dated around 1475. Not too much to see and the actual gates in a bad state of repair. Cromwell was a significant person in the gate houses current guise and its previous dismantling and sale. Some stone was sold to Trinity College, Cambridge. The grounds are well kept the church locate to the gate houses NW is in good repair and the church bells sound...

Not much to see if honest and sadly the front gates were locked but I still had a wander around the outside as well as the side of the building. There is an information board directly outside the Abbey remains and although I couldn't get in, I'm guessing it will take no more than an hour to look round. Lovely piece of...