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    Grundy Park Leisure Centre

    Grundy Park Leisure Centre

    4.0(2 reviews)
    0.6 mi

    This is a fantastci leisure centre which offers a wide range of activities for all - the gym is…read morelarge, air conditioned and modern and has a dry area changing for you to get out of your work gear and into your workout gear. A personal trainer is always on hand for a bit of advice if you need it and sessions can be arranged with them for some serious workouts! The swimming pool is brilliant although there is not a lot of pool time available due to the sheer number of swimming lessons that go on here, however great for parents who wish to get hteir child into swimming lessons. During the winter there is an indoor ice rink which is great value and sessions can be booked in advance. The bar is good value and there are some healthy eating type vending machines in the lobby which dispense nuts and raisins and healthier snacks, along with the standard machines that you can eat junk from Wet changing rooms for the pool are always clean and i regular see the floors being washed down. Plenty of cubicles although they are small, and all showers are openplan which hinders privacy if you like to shower naked. There are a range of classes available including yoga,pilates and standard aerobic activities. Reception staff are generally friendly but phoning is a little hit and miss.

    As leisure centres go, this place is ok. I mainly saw the swimming pool which was you standard…read morelarge adult pool and smaller children's pool along side it. The changing rooms are mixed which seems to work fine, however I know that's not everyones cup of tea. Whilst I was there I noticed that they were doing lots of development work so I suspect in time it will look all shiny and new.

    Forty Hall & Estate - Side access

    Forty Hall & Estate

    4.0(1 review)
    2.1 miEnfield

    Two things I love. Travelling back in time and old stately homes. Until my DIY TARDIS is ready I…read morehave to make do with Forty Hall Museum - and it's not a bad compromise. Forty Hall is a manor house that was built in 1620's for Sir Nicholas Rainton, one time Lord Mayor of London. It's an imposing pile set in acres of public parkland. The collections concentrate on the history of Enfield, with a particular focus on everyday objects. So there's an incredible amount of pottery and ceramics from the 17th and 18th centuries. Of particular interest to me are the Roman pottery and glass from excavations in the borough. Now to some people Enfield is the back end of nowhere, but this fantastic borough has some seriously enthralling history and it's well reflected in the museum. Romans once probably stomped their way through places where I now get stuck in traffic, and Queen Elizabeth 1 was partial to the occasional visit. It's believed she stayed at Elsyng Palace; its site is located within Forty Hill. Excavations from that site can also be seen in the museum. As much as I love poking my nose round museums they can become a little tiring after a while. There's only so much information that my tiny brain can absorb. But at Forty Hall I've toured the collections in two halves - with a healthy interval spent strolling round the beautiful grounds. It really is a superb place to visit.

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