Welwyn / Garden City
“Garden Cities” followed a dream of combining the benefits of city living with countryside living. “New Towns” were planned in 1946 in response to relocating parts of the population away from poor or bombed-out housing after the War. Welwyn Garden City happens to come under both of these titles. It is a unique mix of rigidly planned and laid out architecture but benefits from boulevards, parks and even some historic estates. On the outskirts there are modernist, industrial-style buildings but Welwyn itself is a pretty and pleasant neo-Georgian town, in a quintessentially English county, Hertfordshire. Within easy reach of the A1(M) and the M25, Welwyn has excellent rail connections to London and Peterborough. Photograph: Alamy
22 Wedding Venues in Welwyn / Garden City meet your criteria
8 Reviews
What this venue offers
Parking
Guest Accommodation
Civil License
Pet Friendly
Fully Accessible
1 Review
Capacity
150-550
Price
£65.00
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- Parking
- Guest Accommodation
- Civil License
No Corkage- Fully Accessible
What this venue offers
- Parking
- Guest Accommodation
- Civil License
- No Corkage
- Fully Accessible
22 Reviews
What this venue offers
- Parking
- Guest Accommodation
- Civil License
- Pet Friendly
- Fully Accessible
3 Reviews
What this venue offers
- Guest Accommodation
- Civil License
- No Corkage
- Fully Accessible
Asian Catering
1 Review
What this venue offers
- Parking
- Guest Accommodation
- Civil License
- Pet Friendly
- Fully Accessible
26 Reviews
What this venue offers
- Parking
- Guest Accommodation
Spa
Late License- Civil License
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Welwyn / Garden City
“Garden Cities” followed a dream of combining the benefits of city living with countryside living. “New Towns” were planned in 1946 in response to relocating parts of the population away from poor or bombed-out housing after the War. Welwyn Garden City happens to come under both of these titles. It is a unique mix of rigidly planned and laid out architecture but benefits from boulevards, parks and even some historic estates. On the outskirts there are modernist, industrial-style buildings but Welwyn itself is a pretty and pleasant neo-Georgian town, in a quintessentially English county, Hertfordshire. Within easy reach of the A1(M) and the M25, Welwyn has excellent rail connections to London and Peterborough. Photograph: Alamy
