I had such a wonderful time visiting Linton Zoo for the first time! It’s a lovely little gem with a nice variety of animals to see. I really enjoyed being able to stroll around at my own pace, as it felt much more relaxed compared to other zoos I’ve been to. The staff were all so welcoming and friendly, which made the experience even better! Considering what the zoo offers, I definitely think the entrance fee is worth it. I can’t wait to go back again soon!

A small zoo, but enjoyable nevertheless. Very reasonable price to get in, although it is odd that a child over 13 is classed as an adult! The cafe was nice and made a good cuppa. I liked that there was seating all around the park, which is a real bonus for the more senior visitor. It wasn't too busy, which was great as three of us are autistic, and there were lots of open spaces we could easily move to if we did find anything overwhelming. A really nice afternoon.

Very small zoo, all animals look very tired like the zoo itself, it’s a shame as they do have few lovely animals there. Just need some work to modernise and bring it back to life. Kids were disappointed as not much to do and see there. 1pm zoo keepers took a snail and a tortoise out were the highlight. We miss some feeding times as there is no timetable for the day. Only say it on the sign by the animal cage. No picnic allowed inside, there is a small playground outside with some picnic tables. With the price they charge, £40 one adult and two kids, I’d expect much more activities, the whole place just lacks of energy and it’s just dull.

Lovely little zoo to visit. Clean and tidy toilet area. No food inside the zoo, however there is a picnic area outside in the car park with a nice sized play park. Had a bacon and cheese burger which was delicious and the kids had the kids lunch box which they really enjoyed. Animals look very well cared for. Staff were very friendly and helpful. At 1pm they came out with a tortoise and an African land snail for everyone to see and touch near the cafe area. Kids loved the dinosaurs and the animal statues! The zoo does look very dated and needs some upkeep. Such as a lick of paint here and there and some new fences etc. A fair amount of the enclosures are very overgrown to the point you can’t see in at all. There used to be a nice play park inside the zoo, but is no longer there, which is disappointing. There were some beautiful flowers at the back of the zoo. Which really brighten the zoo up. Lovely day out for the family for a few hours. Would visit again and recommend.

This zoo is relatively small but charming, with a lot of greenery that adds to its appeal. It’s a peaceful place to visit, especially on a day with good weather but some of the enclosures feel too small for the animals, which is a bit concerning. The food options, unfortunately, are really poor and disappointing. Overall, it’s a nice spot for a tranquil outing, though improvements in facilities would enhance the experience.

Great little zoo. It is smaller than your average zoo but there are lions, tigers, snow leopards, zebras and a wide variety of birds. The entrance fee was ok but there was limited difference between an adult and a 13 and under as a child. There is no family ticket but there was advice that children under 16 had to be attended at all times which is contradictory to the entrance fee. Overall a very positive experience.

Wonderful zoo, with some amazing staff, interesting animals and enclosures. Lots of maintenance being done and improvements. Great stuff!

Great tour of vineyard, interesting and knowledgeable guide. Lovely wine tasting, excellent "champagne". Only let down was the afternoon tea - it was all factory made, Mr Kipling-type cakes.

Had an incredible afternoon here. Recieved a voucher for wine tasting tour and afternoon tea for our wedding and used it for our first anniversary. Had a brilliant tour from David who was knowledgeable and very funny, learnt all about wine making and tasting and a beautiful afternoon tea. They even gave us a special balloon as a lovely gesture for our anniversary. Highly highly recommend this!

Amazing tour / lunch. A great explanation of the the whole vineyard and of wines and tasting by our guide. The sparkling wine is amazing. The Chancellor is worth every penny. English wines are seriously good. Go and try it if you don't believe me.👍

We spent a lovely afternoon at Chilford Hall. Vineyard tour and afternoon tea. Out tour guide was very helpful, gave a fantastic well informed tour, with a wine 🍷 tasting session. Lovely atmosphere highly recommend! See you again!

A fantastic tour, tea and tasting. Very well presented and some fascinating insights into wine and wine making. The only thing that would have been better is that the tours were somewhat static. You walked to one location, and stayed there for a lengthy chat, rather than exploring the area. We stood in one spot and looked at the vineyard, rather than walk along or around it. Same again at the winery, we stood in one place for a lengthy conversation. It was all interesting, just a bit static for my personal taste. With that said, it was a lovely visit, a delicious afternoon tea, and some great wines. The Graduate and Three Tunns was very good!

great place and had a great insight into the wine growing process. very knowledgeable staff who kept the group engaged throughout. well worth a visit.

Wine tour tasting and afternoon tea. 1.30 tea coffee, 2pm tour starts. Pushchair friendly. 20 min walk out to the feild where the vines grow. 25 min ish discussion /questions on grape vines. Walk back and visit press and fermenting stations. 25 min duscussion/questions on processes. 30 mins to taste and discuss 5 different wines. April may june white and rose, sparkling tastings. July and August tastings of red wine too. Afternoon tea served about 4.15pm after wine tasting finished when you can then purchase wine by glass or bottle. Very interesting to hear about grape harvesting and wine making process. Sandwiches were a bit crusty so not sure when they were cut before being served.

Octagonal tower a feature, but the most impressive elements are the Doom painting on the chancel arch and pelican motif boss in the south porch. Worth spending a little time to decipher the various ways of descending into medieval hell for the illiterate!

We have just attended the Christmas Carol service. We were made to feel so welcome by Reverend Julie Norris. Fabulous choir, with voices like angels, accompanied by a fantastic organist. The sounds echoed beautifully throughout the church. The church was joined by a group of Ukrainian ladies who sang traditional carols from home. Thank you so much such a lovely evening.

It is a lovely church and offered communion service, socially distanced. Very well done.

Traditional carol service I attended fabulous choir and bell ringers.

Due to visit next month. I'm looking forward to my trip will up date after I return.

Nice church. Fabulous concert by Prime Brass.

Beautiful church in lovely part of Cambridgeshire