Location: Luton
Top Things to do in Luton
What to do and see in Luton, England: The Best Things to do Good for Couples
Luton (/ˈluːtən/ ( listen) LOOT-ən) is a large town in Bedfordshire, England, 20 miles (30 km) east of Aylesbury, 14 miles (20 km) west of Stevenage, 30 miles (50 km) northwest of London, and 22 miles (40 km) southeast of Milton Keynes.
Restaurants in Luton
1. The Bear Club
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 104 reviews
Jazz & Blues club - live music every week - craft world beer, local ales, wine, gin and whisky. Occasional diversions to Comedy, Country, Classical & Americana.
2. Wrest Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,039 reviews
Reviewed By Keenomanjaro - Croydon, United Kingdom
Just off the A6, Wrest Park is a great place to stop off for an afternoon to take in the house and extensive gardens. The house has a few basic rooms set up with museum-style exhibits, plus a few impressive, if unfurnished, state rooms which are well worth exploring. However, the main draw here has to be the gardens which are well laid out across a large area with ornamental ponds, colourful parterre, a hidden sculpture gallery in the old dairy building, a grand orangery, the old bowling green house, an attractive pavilion and a nice 'Chinese' bridge among the highlights. There's some nice woodland to the far end of the property that's worth spending time in, as various statues and clearings can be found and we spotted muntjac deer out there too. A nice property that would be ideal for a warm summer's day but worked just as well on a bracing, but dry, winter's afternoon.
3. Stockwood Discovery Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 759 reviews
Reviewed By scl8uk - Luton, United Kingdom
An afternoon to entertain my 4 year old grandson while his Mum took a well earned rest and for a local place of interest you can't go far wrong! Free entry and lots to see and do from educational, interactive activities to climbing on an old tractor. A compact but felt expansive attraction with a value cafe and the obligatory gift shop to finish. Considering you're only a mile from central Luton you can have that country feeling. Thank you
4. Wardown House, Museum and Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 246 reviews
Wardown House, Museum and Gallery is situated in the beautiful landscaped Wardown Park, on the outskirts of Luton town centre. The museum houses a range of displays throughout the building, including the Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire Regiment Gallery and the popular Luton Life Gallery. The museum underwent a redevelopment during 2016, reopening in April 2017. Wardown House, Museum and Gallery also holds events and activities for all ages and interests throughout the year.
Reviewed By treatyv - Luton, United Kingdom
Lovely little museum about Luton History based in Luton's famous Wardown Park. This place was orginally a stately home and its grounds were the Capability Brown lanscaoed Wardown Park
5. The Walled Garden
6. Grosvenor Casino Luton
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 197 reviews
Grosvenor Casino Luton is a vibrant and diverse leisure destination which boasts an a la carte Restaurant, sports lounge and late night bar which regularly hosts a variety of live entertainment. The casino also offers a comprehensive gaming experience, with numerous Roulette (including electronic terminals), Blackjack & Poker tables, plus popular slot machines to ensure all your gaming needs are met for all level of player. Find us off Park Street West where we have free parking for all our customers and are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Reviewed By davidlF8323AF
went with friends and family a good night out the singer and disco very good will do again !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!°°
7. The Barton Hills National Nature Reserve
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By I6290MIdavidb - Barton-le-Clay, United Kingdom
This beautiful reserve is an amazing place, in an area of outstanding natural beauty. We are so very lucky to live in walking distance. Recently the entire local area has been inundated with visitors, many are considerate and leave the place as clean as they found it. Unfortunately there are a great number who park where ever they like, on people's drives, gardens, blocking roads, so inconsiderate. Then we have the cyclists who believe that the "no cycles" rule in the reserve does not apply to them - such a great shame as they are damaging the footpaths and rare plants. Then there are those that believe that there are litter fairies that come round each night to clear up after them - these people are destroying the very area they came to see. There is NO car parking. There is one small refuse bin, so be prepared to take your litter home. Cycles are not permitted, so don't cycle there. Enjoy the beautiful scenery and nature, amazing flying displays of the red kites and buzzards. Please treat it with respect and enjoy it, it is an amazing place, let's keep it that way.
