Attractions near The Royal Standard of England

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The Royal Standard of England

Brindle Lane, Forty Green, Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire HP9 1XT

The Royal Standard of England is the oldest free house in England and has served the public since the Saxons used the local well for brewing over 900 years ago. It’s the only pub in the country to bear this...

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Attractions near The Royal Standard of England

A selection of attractions close to The Royal Standard of England:

Bekonscot Model Village (1.4 Miles)

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...

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Beaconsfield Museum (2.5 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 (3.5 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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Hazlemere Golf Club (4.6 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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Wycombe Museum (4.9 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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Cotswolds Trail (5.4 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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Milton's Cottage (5.4 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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Old Thatch (5.5 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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Dorneywood Garden (5.6 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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Cliveden (5.9 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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Amersham Museum (6 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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Hughenden Manor (6.8 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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Chiltern Open Air Museum (7 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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Cock Marsh (8.1 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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West Wycombe Park (8.3 Miles)

This National Trust estate provides a perfectly preserved Rococo landscape garden that surrounds a neo-classical mansion. Regarded as one of England’s finest Italianate and...

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