Cities, Villages & Towns in Buckinghamshire
The Chiltern Hills and the River Thames are right at you feet in Buckinghamshire. For those interested in visiting historic houses, Buckinghamshire hosts some of England’s finest stately homes and historic sites.
Waddesdon Manor, Hughenden Manor and the 13th Century Chenies Manor can all be found here. Cliveden House and Gardens which proudly overlooks the River Thames is also here as well as 13 National Trust properties and monuments, which can all be explored on their own or as part of a guided tour.
For more inforamtion about Buckinghamshire, including ideas for days out, accommodation and events, visit the offical tourism website for Buckinghamshire.
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Little Missenden
A secluded nook beside the river Misbourne, with an old-world, timeless air.
Hambleden
Hambleden is one of the Thames's prettiest villages, in one of the Chiltern's prettiest valleys.
Chesham
Grew up around St Mary's Church, built on a prehistoric holy site in the valley of the River Chess.
Newport Pagnell
First mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086, Newport Pagnell is a charming Buckinghamshire town with a rich heritage. Standing next to the River Great Ouse and the River Ouzel (Lovat) the town was an important stopping place for travellers in the age of horse and coach travel.
Oliver Cromwell’s...Medmenham
From the church of St Peter and St Paul, and old-world lane of attractive cottages and houses runs past a 15c. Manor House down to the Thames.
West Wycombe
West Wycombe village is owned by the National Trust. Attractions here include West Wycombe Park, the Hell Fire Caves, the Church of St Lawrence and the Dashwood Mausoleum.
The Lee
The Lee sits around a very pretty village green in the heart of the Chilterns and has been described as "the most perfect village in England".
High Wycombe
The largest town in Buckinghamshire and one time “Furniture Capital of England, High Wycombe is today a lively, modern location with plenty of attractions.
Chenies
This tiny village in the Chess Valley was well and truely on the map in Elizabethan times, as the Queen herself paid a visit to the Tudor Manor House here.
Amersham Old Town
A typical little Chilterns town at its picturesque best.
Marlow
The Thames is at its loveliest as it flows throught this pleasant Georgian market town, spanned by an elegant suspension bridge built in 1832.
Visitors enjoy the view from the green spaces of waterside Higginson Park, or the historic Compleat Angler Hotel. The river here is the venue for the...Milton Keynes
Milton Keynes has long since shed off its image as a concrete new town to become one of the most thriving locations outside of London.
Beaconsfield
Like Amersham, this little town is devided into the old and the new. The town is home to Bekonscot Model Village, the oldest in the world.
Bletchley
First recorded as Blechelai back in the 12th century, the market town of Bletchley,
as it is now known, is a thriving urban area with a rich history.Buckinghamshire
Buckinghamshire, half an hour from central London; home to the rolling Chiltern Hills; countryside dotted with beech woods, historic houses, vibrant towns and traditional English villages.
