Chesham is one of the largest towns in Buckinghamshire. This fine collection is housed in some disused stables and put together help to tell...

This is an intriguing little museum within a 15th Century building in the middle of the High Street. Despite its modest size, the museum offers...

Chenies Manor was originally known as ‘Chenies Palace’, the manorial rights of which were granted to the Cheyne family in 1180. In approximately 1460, Sir...

This museum is dedicated to the life and work of local author Roald Dahl. It is very much an active hand-on experience for children and...

Milton’s Cottage is a Grade I listed 16th century cottage where John Milton lived and completed ’Paradise Lost’ and started ’Paradise Regained’. Four ground floor...

This quaint little building was originally constructed and used as a Methodist chapel. The conversion of the chapel to today’s Arts Centre has blessed its...

An unforgettable experience for everyone - this unique piece of heritage is just waiting to be explored. Depicting rural England in the 1930’s, time has...

The Cotswolds Trail is a beautiful walk that follows the Cotswolds Hills on their journey through Buckinghamshire. Visitors can walk along a path that...

Opened in 1976, the Chiltern Open Air Museum is a very unusual attraction set in the pretty countryside of Chalfont St. Peter. Visitors will learn...

This par 70 18 hole golf course is set in a designated Area of Outstanding Beauty in the rolling Chiltern Hills of Buckinghamshire. Hazlemere...

Berkhampsted Castle is owned and managed by English Heritage and represents a fine example of a motte and bailey castle, close to the railway station...

Beaconsfield Museum is located in the old part of the town, close to the market and parish church. The museum contains a wide variety...

These picturesque and well-managed stables house Britain’s oldest equine charity. The Home of Rest for Horses was founded in 1886 as a retirement home for...

This beautiful estate is managed and maintained by the National Trust, and offers stunning views from the Ivinghoe Beacon and the Duke of Bridgewater Monument...

This red-brick Georgian mansion was Benjamin Disraeli's country home from 1848 until his death in 1881 and houses a collection of memorabilia relating to the...