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Saffron Walden
This ancient town takes its name from the Saffron Crocus, which grew here in the 16th C. Once a centre for wool production, the wealth generated has left many lovely timber-framed buildings, some decorated with pargetting. The parish church (with its elegant spire) is the largest in Essex. Remains of Norman castle, restored Victorian gardens and unusual turf maze.
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Tourist Information Centre
1 Market Place, Market Square
Saffron Walden
Essex
CB10 1HR
Great Britain
Tel: +44 (0)1799 510444
E-Mail: tourism@uttlesford.gov.uk
WWW: http://www.tiscover.co.uk/saffronwalden
Opening Hours
Open all year. April to October: Monday to Saturday, 0930-1730; Sunday and Bank Holidays, 1030-1300. November to March: Monday to Saturday, 1000-1700. Closed on Sunday and Bank Holidays.
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