Premier Inn Tring

Yes, Tring is definitely worth a visit! This Hertfordshire town has a unique mix of history, countryside and quirky attractions that make it a great day out or short break spot. The Natural History Museum at Tring is one of the town’s highlights, famous for its fascinating collection of animals and specimens. You’ve also got beautiful outdoor spaces like Tring Park and nearby College Lake, perfect for walking, picnics and wildlife spotting. Add in cosy pubs, independent shops and easy access to the Chiltern Hills, and it’s a place that appeals to families, couples and anyone who loves the outdoors.

Tring is best known for the Natural History Museum at Tring, which houses an incredible collection donated by the Rothschild family. Beyond that, the town is closely linked with the Rothschild estate at Tring Park, an impressive landscape with woodlands, meadows and trails that are now open to the public. Tring’s history as a coaching stop on the old London to Birmingham route is also well known, and today it’s recognised for its mix of countryside walks and historic buildings.

Yes, Tring is a traditional market town with centuries of history. Its market roots go back to medieval times and the town still celebrates that heritage today with a regular weekly market. Alongside the market, you’ll also find a good mix of shops, eateries and events that keep the town centre bustling.

Tring is a town, not a village. It may have a small and friendly feel, but it has all the features of a town, including its historic market, a variety of shops, schools and transport connections. Its position on the edge of the Chiltern Hills gives it a countryside feel, but at heart, it’s very much a town with a strong sense of identity.