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St Ives Attractions

Visit Attractions in St Ives and feel the ancient history of picturesque St Ives and the chapel on the bridge, visit the many St Ives Parks or St Ives Playgrounds Attractions.  See St Ives Museum Attractions, or one of many St Ives Markets Attractions.

There are many different Attractions in St Ives for all the Family!

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Hill Park Rise
Hill Park Rise
Hill Park Rise in St Ives is 15 acres of parkland which has a multi wheels activity area , basket ball and football nets, play and picnic areas and a small skatepark ramp .  ...
Holt Island Nature Reserve
Holt Island Nature Reserve
Holt Island Nature Reserve in St Ives is a small 7 acre nature reserve on an island located just off The Waits. It includes the remnants of the Osier beds cultivated many years ago....
Houghton Meadows
Houghton Meadows
A Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI)  Houghton Meadows is an example of ancient rich grassland.   In medieval time Houghton Meadows was cultivated using the ridge and furrow...
Norris Museum
Norris Museum
The Norris Museum in St Ives is also known as the Huntingdonshire Museum.  The Norris Museum tells the story of the history and life in this ancient county.  This is a...
Raptor Foundation
Raptor Foundation
At the Raptor Foundation in Woodhurst, you can get close to nature's endearing and stunning birds - owls, hawks, falcons and parrots.  Then rest in the gardens and listen to the sound of the...
The Thicket - St Ives
The Thicket - St Ives
The Thicket is a narrow woodland of ash and field maple. Roughly 500 metres long it runs between Houghton and St Ives and is home to a variety of woodland animals and plants. There are a...
Wilhorn Meadow
Wilhorn Meadow
Wilhorn Meadow in St Ives is a site of Natural Historic Interest.  Located between the Causeway and the Great Ouse, this Meadow is deliberately left unmowed in spring to cultivate the natural...
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