A town with two sides, Stevenage Old Town hosts a leafy high street and buildings that date back to the 1600s and by contrast, it’s New Town is peppered with brutalist architecture and was built post WW2. Stevenage has large, open plan parking that can hold larger vehicles and smaller facilities for cars and vans. The town also has hotels situated in the centre of the new and the old town. Commutable directly by train from London, Peterborough, Cambridge, Lincoln, Brighton, Leeds, York and Horsham, it is a well-connected town that sits directly next to the A1(M).