Top 10 Kid Friendly Things To Do and Attractions in Northampton

"Having been the ancestral home of the Proby family since 1660, this building is a spectacular tourist attraction. Offering beautiful views of the city and incredible décor, Elton Hall and Gardens has been described as a romantic, part-gothic house. With rooms boasting magnificent interiors, this house will give tourists an authentic taste of luxury living."

"6 Mill Road | Kislingbury, Kislingbury, Northampton NN7 4BB, EnglandOutdoor Seating, Buffet, Seating, Waitstaff, Parking Available, Television, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Free Wifi, Reservations, Full Bar, Accepts Credit CardsBar, British, Pub, Vegetarian Friendly, Vegan Options, Gluten Free OptionsDinner, Brunch, Lunch, DrinksHK$55 - HK$275+44 1604 833571"

"Situated in the village of Kislingbury, the Sun Inn is a true country pub located just a couple of miles out of Northampton. Known for serving up delicious food alongside their offer of real ales. A true taste of a traditional Northamptonshire village, it’s definitely worth the trip out of town for a proper pub lunch."

"This stunning country pub has a friendly and lively atmosphere. The beautiful traditional décor gives it a real English feel, popular with both locals and visitors. 9 High StHardingstone, NorthamptonNN4 7BT01604 700007"

"How incredible does this ice cream sundae look from Gallones?. It does some amazing sounding ice cream flavours according to its website - which include rocky road, banoffee, Lotus Biscoff, bubblegum, Jaffa Cake and many more. Lucky for you, it has parlours in Kingsthorpe, Weston Favell and elsewhere in the country."

"An Anglo-Saxon origin in the shoemaking village of Earls Barton is an exceptional All Saints Church. Its tenth-century tower, along with its well crafted stonework and carving, makes this church a fine example of Saxon architecture. Dating all the way back to 970, it’s tower has a Roman-influenced design, constructed from stone rubble and render."

"In 1675 Northampton’s principal medieval church was burnt down leaving just its 13th century crypt and large central tower. The rebuilt church, probably designed by Henry Bell of Kings Lynn, was based on Wren’s contemporary St Mary– at–Hill in the city of London. It took thirty years to complete and is built in the baroque classical style."

"Centrally located, All Saints Church in Northampton is a Parish Church of the Church of England and Northampton's Civic Church. Rated as a Grade I listed building, this church is one of the major attraction of Northampton. Architecturally, this church building is quite similar to many of the London churches built by Sir Christopher Wren."

"The Lamplighter has been a firm favourite for locals for a Sunday Roast Dinner and I shamefully hadn’t visited in about 3 years, but I recall when I last visited how GOOD my last trip was. So when Lauren suggested we go and how much she raved about their nut roast, I was convinced. Bearing in mind, it was my first time EVER trying a Nut Roast and I was slightly dying inside that I couldn’t have a side of Cauliflower Cheese, but I was open-minded to trying their version which was a Sage & Cranberry Nut Roast."

"Reviews: " Had a lovely lunch the fish and chips were freshly cooked.". "I had the Risotto and the fish and chips recently and both were a 10/10 which leaves the problem of option paralysis when choosing in future.". 66 Overstone Road, Northampton NN1 3JS"

"Looking for a local pub with delicious food including vegan and veggie options?. The Lamplighter is always a winner. They will be participating every Monday-Wednesday in August."

"The Bengal/Bangladeshi restaurant is participating in the scheme with Covid-19 procedures in place for a safe dining experience. Book now to avoid disappointment. Curry night can be any time of the week now!"

"I have eaten and enjoyed a working sesh in the Bread & Butter Factory plenty of times and I have been aware of the fact they offer vegan options, so it’s great to know one of my favourite spots is so accommodating. On this occasion, Lauren enjoyed their soup of the day, Celery, with a vegan cheese and pickle sandwich on granary bread and after much pondering, I went for a vegan cream cheese bagel with tomatoes, onion, a side salad and bowl of pineapple and mango. Firstly, it was wonderfully healthy, which is a bonus if you’re trying to eat well after Christmas."

"The new coffee shop that’s hit Dychurch Lane in town will be taking part in the scheme. Eat in Monday to Tuesday this August to get 50% off up to the value of £10 per person. No need to book so pop in for your morning coffee fix or lunch time dining!"

"This little cafe has a lot of heart and will be offering the eat out discount. They will be participating on Tuesdays and Wednesday’s for August so why not try something new or enjoy your favourite lunches and breakfasts."