This 15th Century chapel is the oldest building in Buckingham and stands at the heart of the town. The chapel was completely overhauled and restored by Sir George Gilbert Scott in 1875. For many, the most noteworthy part...

Claydon House is a marvellous piece of heritage that has been well preserved by the National Trust. It is a fantastic architectural gem in the heart of the countryside that is surrounded by some beautiful grounds. Inside the...

Coombe Hill was given to the National Trust in 1920, and much of the area was once part of the Chequers Estate, where Prime Ministers have enjoyed a country retreat for many years. The home to a great deal...

Standing in the very centre of Buckingham, this imposing and beautiful old building would have once been one of the most feared places in the community. A classic example of an 18th Century Gothic prison, this museum allows visitors...

Stowe is made up of over two hundred and fifty acres of beautiful parkland and countryside estate. The area is filled with ornamental lakes, open grassy spaces and wooded valley, within which there are over forty monuments and small...

Bicester Village is the best place to go shopping in Oxfordshire. Located a short drive away from Oxford, the Village comprises some of the best retail outlets in the country with top designer names such as Dior, Ralph Lauren,...

Buckinghamshire Railway Centre: a working Steam Museum with one of the largest railway collections in the UK. Centre with Historic Exhibits, Gift Shop and Restaurant for hot & cold Refreshments. Large, modern Museum. Over 30 locomotives and carriages...

This collection is the definitive archive with regards to the inception and development of the city of Milton Keynes. There are well over two thousand documents on show that include photographs and maps, charting the original plans for the...

Finemere Wood, just outside of Aylesbury in Berkshire, is a lovely area of woodland that has an illustrious history, which saw it used in the past as royal hunting ground. Today the area has a remarkable landscape that changes with...

Milton Keynes Central Library is located within easy access of the main attractions at the heart of the community, and offers a first class cultural meeting point and research facility for local people and visitors to the area. The...

Milton Keynes Museum was founded in 1973 and is housed in a beautiful Victorian farmstead; this museum has over 30 years worth of information and numerous exhibits based on Victorian and Edwardian life. Attractions include room settings depicting Victorian and...

Officially the National Badminton Museum opened in 2003 and has quickly blossomed into one of the most important centres with regards to the sport anywhere in the world. The museum charts the history of this sport from its earliest...

The home of the British motorsport, Silverstone has a long and illustrious history. The Grand Prix track itself was created on the site of a World War II airfield in the small village of Silverstone close to Towcester. Not only...

This is one of the only museums in the country dedicated to the history of the telephone, both as a domestic appliance and mass communications device that has changed the face of the world forever. There is an extensive...

The only horse racing track in Northamptonshire, Towcester Racecourse is situated on the edge of the town on the A5. It is a National Hunt (jump) track and stages 17 meetings a year from October until May. It is one...