Captain Cook Monument

Captain Cook Monument is a fascinating historical monument dedicated to the memory of the famous explorer. The two-story flint and red brick tower, erected in 1781 by Admiral Sir Hugh Palliser, houses a globe on a pedestal with inscriptions commemorating Cook's achievements.

The monument is located on a picturesque hill surrounded by a moat, accessed by a wooden bridge and stairs. A walk along the forest path to the monument is a great opportunity to immerse yourself in the history of British geographic discovery and learn about the fascinating figure of one of the most famous sailors of all time.