Bekonscot Model Village & Railway Review

Who is not a baby yet? We started from Peterborough (Peterborough) and attended a family wedding in the church opposite Bekonscot. We actually spent about an hour before the ceremony and were very keen to pass it off. I managed to convince my wife to spend £29.80 (no gift assistance including 2 adults and 1 child) on admission so we could get a quick look around the village. This place is extraordinary, a hidden gem in the heart of the suburb. We stopped on our way home from Devon, part of our time. After stopping in the parking lot of the church opposite the entrance, we kept on the passageway to the entrance without knowing what we were going to see. After payment, we walked up and down the path, and then the magnificentness of the "country" began to unfold. Before we started exploring it, we found a surprisingly spacious cafe area, sipping tea and cakes while listening to everyone laughing and laughing at the country scenery. First, you’ll find some very interesting facts and details, including Enid Blyton, who lives nearby, and her life and the houses she paints inside the village. It’s worth spending a few minutes reading this information and checking the clock! Then we did the main event and the amazing details and rich content of the village were incredible. After enjoying the various attractions, we walked slowly down the route and then the second time we found too much we missed for the first time. It was a stunning sight, plus the intricate model of trains running around the village, which undoubtedly added to the wonderful experience. This is not an ordinary model village, I suspect it is an unsurpassable model village and may be long-lasting. Our baby likes it very much, let alone the baby, who is not a baby, haha. Tips:1. Opening hours: 10 am to 5 pm. 2. It is recommended that couples with children buy family package tickets (30 pounds).