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Dr Jenner's House

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When: Any day you choose, on the seller's page
Where: Dr Jenner's House, Church Ln, Berkeley, GL13 9BN
Sold by: Lovetovisit

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Book Dr Jenner's House tickets for one of the best historic sites in Berkeley Located on the site of his residence in Berkeley, Dr Jenner's House tells the story of the pioneering Gloucestershire scientist Edward Jenner (1749 - 1823), his impact on the world and his ongoing legacy of vaccination. Berkeley: Visit Dr Jenner's House & Museum Age Restrictions: Suitable for all ages! Duration: Spend as long or as little onsite as you like Location: Dr Jenner's House, Church Ln, Berkeley, GL13 9BN Tickets Include: Access to the House, Garden, Temple of Vaccinia and Physic Garden What's On at Dr Jenner's House in Berkeley? Surrounded by things to do, see, explore, enjoy and experience, you can look forward to a day filled with history and heritage at Dr Jenner's House: House: Bought by Dr Jenner in 1785, the house is where Jenner and wife Catherine Kingscote began their married life! Explore the abode and discover the history hidden inside its walls. Garden: Located near Berkeley Castle, from winter snowdrops to autumn cyclamen, there's colour throughout the year in Jenner's peaceful garden. Temple of Vaccinia: Used as the world's first vaccination clinic, visit the rustic summerhouse that Dr Jenner practiced in. Physic Garden: Containing a range of herbs, treat your senses to a visual delight as you stroll around the gardens and learn fascinating facts.…

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Dr Jenner's House

Church Ln, Berkeley, GL13 9BN

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