Attractions near St. Michaels' Green

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St. Michaels' Green

Warwick Road, Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire HP9 2PE - England, UK

St. Michaels’ Green is an historic piece of common land that has been put aside for many generations by the local authority as a public place of recreation and rest. The green which is situated opposite the grand church...

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Attractions near St. Michaels' Green

A selection of attractions close to St. Michaels' Green:

Beaconsfield Museum (1.2 Miles)

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

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Wycombe Summit (4.1 Miles)

Always wondered what it is like to be a professional skier or snowboarder? Then prepare for the ride of your life at the longest ski...

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Dorneywood Garden (4.5 Miles)

Lord Courtauld-Thompson gifted this impressive 1920s Queen Anne Style house and grounds to the National Trust in 1947. Since that time the house has...

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Milton's Cottage (4.8 Miles)

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...

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Amersham Museum (5.4 Miles)

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...

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Hazlemere Golf Club (5.9 Miles)

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

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Old Thatch (6.1 Miles)

Old Thatch is a large cottage dating from the 17th Century. It served as an alehouse and was reputedly a hideaway of Dick Turpin. The...

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Wycombe Museum (6.2 Miles)

Wycombe Museum has exciting hands-on activities. It is a great place to discover the fascinating and varied history of the district. There are children’s activities...

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Cliveden (6.4 Miles)

Once a regular haunt of the rich and famous, Cliveden is without a doubt one of the most impressive country house estates in the region....

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Chiltern Open Air Museum (6.4 Miles)

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...

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Cotswolds Trail (6.7 Miles)

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

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Hughenden Manor (8.1 Miles)

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...

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Cock Marsh (8.7 Miles)

Purchased by local residents and given to the National Trust for conservation in 1934, Cock Marsh is one of the best lowland wetland sites in...

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Chesham Museum (9.1 Miles)

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

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Chorleywood Arts Centre (9.3 Miles)

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...

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(All distances are direct and may be longer by road)